Tomorrow's lecture by Olaf Kaper will explain who this enemy was and why the town of Mut was bombed by the British army.

Don't forget to book your spot!

📅 12 June, 18:00 BST / 19:00 CEST / 20:00 EEST
🎟️ 3 EUR
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"Rocks in Motion: Dakhleh Oasis Petroglyphs in the Context of Paths, Roads and Mobility" by Pawel L. Polkowski is available at: oxbowbooks.com/978178925975...

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You're welcome to come along to our webinar tomorrow, where we will be showing and discussing more examples of these motifs (information and registration on the pinned post on our profile). Stay tuned also to our account as we share more information about rock art in the Western Desert.

We think that they were created together for a number of reasons, from style to state of preservation, and coherence of composition.

There are also many other examples in Dakhleh where these two types of figures, giraffe and anthropomorph, are shown together. What do you think it could mean?