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Soukopova (2011), The Earliest Rock Paintings of the Central Sahara: Approaching Interpretation

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Tassili n'Ajjer

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Scholarly treatment of early Central Saharan imagery and interpretive limits

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Tassili is a major archaeological landscape whose imagery and occupation evidence document long-term Saharan environmental and cultural change.

Tassili is a major archaeological landscape whose imagery and occupation evidence document long-term Saharan environmental and cultural change.
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The chronology and meanings of Round Head, pastoral, and other image traditions vary by locality and cannot be reduced to one fixed pan-Saharan sequence.

The chronology and meanings of Round Head, pastoral, and other image traditions vary by locality and cannot be reduced to one fixed pan-Saharan sequence.
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Tassili n’Ajjer’s unusual anthropomorphic figures demonstrate ancient extraterrestrial visitors.

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Selected Tassili motifs depict psychoactive mushrooms used in a prehistoric religion.

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