Dakhleh Oasis Petroglyph Unit : Rock Art Research, 2006

Ewa Kuciewicz · Eliza Jaroni · Michał Kobusiewicz

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Archaeology and Historical Studies

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The Petroglyph Unit of the Dakhleh Oasis Project, 1 organized by the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology in association with the Poznan Archaeological Museum, took to the field between 14 and 26 February 2006. Work concentrated on an area between hills codenamed 1/06 and 9/06, found near the southernmost extremity of the so-called Painted Wadi, in a place where it fans out into the open desert. The area had been recorded provisionally in the previous season (Kuciewicz, Jaroni, Kobusiewicz 2007) and this year the Unit proceeded with the documentation.

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