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Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-271

Wadi Mathendous. Habeter II - Bubalinic Era. This bovine with monumental horns was contemporary with the Neolithic and disappeared with it. This specimen is equipped with two tails. The scale of the pictured Bubalus is derived from the distance between the tips of its horns: 72 centimetres. Note the small, older (?) ostrich between the horns. - Libya - 1969

  • Keywords:
    Africa Libya Sahara GreatDesert Fezzan Mathendous In Habeter II hartebeest ostrich rock engraving Rock art neolithic Prehistoric

Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-271

Wadi Mathendous. Habeter II - Bubalinic Era. This bovine with monumental horns was contemporary with the Neolithic and disappeared with it. This specimen is equipped with two tails. The scale of the pictured Bubalus is derived from the distance between the tips of its horns: 72 centimetres. Note the small, older (?) ostrich between the horns. - Libya - 1969

  • Keywords:
    Africa Libya Sahara GreatDesert Fezzan Mathendous In Habeter II hartebeest ostrich rock engraving Rock art neolithic Prehistoric

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