A figure of a hunter in a striking pose, found in Tassili n’Ajjer plateau, southeastern Algeria, bordering Libya, Niger, and Mali. It covers an area of roughly 80,000 sq. km. and contains one of the most important collections of prehistoric rock art in the world; it was inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage Site list in 1982.
The earliest art is thought to be about 12,000 years old, with the majority between 10,000 and 9.000 years old, based on OSL dating of associated sediments.
Engravings of animals such as the extinct giant buffalo are among the earliest works, followed later by paintings in which color is used to depict humans and animals with striking naturalism. In the last period, chariots, shields, and camels appear in the rock paintings. Although close to the Iberian Peninsula, it is currently believed that the rock art of Algeria and Tassili developed independently of that in Europe.
About the wear:
- Long Linen Wrap Skirt
- Hand Made and Hand Painted
- 100% European Linen, 220 gsm, Washed
- Size: S – XL (see attached diagram)
- Color of the Skirt: Lilac
- Color of the Art: White body, Light Violet Face and Baby Blue Bow
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Find out more about the Art and Tassili HERE.
