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 Afar II (Akakus Mountains) Click here to download |  Some Mauritanian Rock Art Sites Click here to download |  Rock engravings at Lake Turkana (Northern Kenya) and Iowellen (Niger) Click here to download |  The Strange Story of Two Rock Art Fakes Click here to download |  Theft and Vandalism Workshop, Morocco Click here to download |
 Modern use of Rock Art Paintings Site in Kenya and Uganda Click here to download |  The Digging Stick - April 1999 Click here to download |  Rock Art of Tagant Region in Mauritania Click here to download |  Bilde der Wissenschaft Click here to download |
Prehistoric African Paintings and Engravings
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TARA, based in Nairobi, documents & safeguards Africa’s ancient rock paintings & engravings, humankind’s earliest artistic and cultural expressions.
TARA, based in Nairobi, documents & safeguards Africa’s ancient rock paintings & engravings, humankind’s earliest artistic and cultural expressions.“Africa’s rock art is the common heritage of all Africans, but it is more than that. It is the
common heritage of humanity.”
President Nelson Mandela
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