‘Lascaux along the Nile’: Late Pleistocene rock art in Egypt

Dirk Huyge · Maxime Aubert · Hans Barnard · Wouter Claes · John Coleman Darnell · Morgan DE DAPPER +4 more

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

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Figure 1.Satellite image with localisation of the el-Hosh (Abu Tanqura Bahari) and Qurta rock art sites (modified after Visible Earth NASA 2000).Click to enlarge.Figure 2. Scaffolding at Qurta I, locality 1, panel 1 (QI.1.1).

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