Most of the tracks are a variety of petroglyphs scattered over the vast territory of the mountain ranges of Algeria.
Over the past 2 days, I have found about several dozen similar finds, so for your convenience, the photos will be combined into galleries.
At the moment, my map looks like this.
Many petroglyphs are located hundreds of kilometers from each other, which testifies to a whole civilization that for some reason created them.
Petroglyphs can be conventionally divided into single and paired. In some places I could hardly find one piece, but somewhere there is an abundance of them.
I'll start with showing single ones, because this will probably be easier:
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From the viewed gallery, you may have noticed that some of them are identical, but at the same time they may be at a distance of 100-300 kilometers from each other.
But most of all I was surprised by the paired finds. For unknown reasons, in some places such drawings are simply in bulk:
It is not so good to see here, all of them barely fit into one photo.
There is a stable feeling of the existence of a certain civilization, like the American Incas or the Maya, only in ancient Africa.
A moment of humor. This petroglyph did not leave me indifferent.
At the moment, the distance between the most distant petroglyphs is 320 kilometers. This is an impressive figure.
Officially, no one tries to talk about such finds, because there is simply no explanation for them yet. It is not known who made them, when and for what purpose. However, sooner or later the bubble of silence will burst.
Now I can say with confidence that the sands of the Sahara hide many more secrets that we have to uncover.
