01914nas a2200289   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653001300043653001200056653001100068653002200079653002300101653001800124653002200142100001500164700001600179700002100195700001900216700001300235700001600248245014600264856014600410300001100556490000700567520103000574022002001604                                       d10aTriassic10aTunisia10aUNESCO10acultural heritage10acultural landscape10ageomorphology10alandscape history1 aE. Reynard1 aT. Ben Fraj1 aA. Ghram Messedi1 aH. Ben Ouezdou1 aM. Ouaja1 aY. Matthijs00aPatrimoine géologique et géomorphologique : base pour le géotourisme et la création d un géoparc UNESCO dans le Dahar (Sud-est tunisien)  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85125074101&doi=10.5194%2fgh-77-97-2022&partnerID=40&md5=52600cba801c1f87cb2ea63cfccfab9c  a97-1190 v773 aThe presence of geoheritage of international value is the basis of any candidature as a UNESCO Global Geopark. Within the framework of the elaboration of a roadmap for the creation of a UNESCO Global Geopark in South-East Tunisia, a geological and geomorphological study was carried out. The selected geoheritage can be divided into two main families : palaeontological and sedimentological sites, which provide complete documentation of the opening of the southern Tethysian margin, from the Triassic to the Cretaceous, and geomorphological and landscape sites (cultural geomorphosites), which offer an exceptional range of adaptations of human societies to the morphoclimatic context. This analysis of the geoheritage is the basis for the implementation of a strategy of geoconservation, geotouristic enhancement and, ultimately, the creation of a geopark in the Djebel Dahar. It demonstrates the importance of the interrelationships between the cultural, tangible and intangible, heritage and the geomorphological context.  a00167312 (ISSN)