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  • Foto Number: SAR-247

247 - Tadrart Acacous. Tin-Lalan. – The nature of the scene, originally part of invoking the supernatural powers of fertility, has greatly degraded over time. The multiple retouches and difficulty in reconstructing the original work led F. Mori, who saw it, to deny its mythical character. See the chapter "The History of a False Idea: Sex and the Desert". Height of the central figure: 1.22 m.

  • Keywords:
    Africa Libya Sahara Tadrart Acacus Tin-Lalan human woman rock engraving Rock art SaharaArtRupestre Tifinagh Sex

Description

  • Foto Number: SAR-247

247 - Tadrart Acacous. Tin-Lalan. – The nature of the scene, originally part of invoking the supernatural powers of fertility, has greatly degraded over time. The multiple retouches and difficulty in reconstructing the original work led F. Mori, who saw it, to deny its mythical character. See the chapter "The History of a False Idea: Sex and the Desert". Height of the central figure: 1.22 m.

  • Keywords:
    Africa Libya Sahara Tadrart Acacus Tin-Lalan human woman rock engraving Rock art SaharaArtRupestre Tifinagh Sex

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