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Huyge, Dirk; Vandenberghe, Dimitri A. G
Palethnologie, 01/2013 5Journal Article
The existence of pre-Holocene rock art in North Africa has been a subject of debate for several decades. Thus far, the oldest petroglyphs identified in North Africa with some degree of certainty, the so-called “fish trap” motifs and associated figurative and geometric scenery of el‑Hosh in Upper Egypt, have been ascribed to the Early Holocene and are tentatively dated to ~9 000 cal BP. It has now become clear that even older art, of fully Pleistocene age, exists in the same geographic area: t...
