Item sets

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  Locus 372

  On the bottom of the southern cliff, on the bedrock, we discover a large predynastic scene with a cowboy following and tuching one cow with deformated horns and with marks on the coat. This cow is accompagned by 6 others ones, one ibex, one oryx transformated later on ithyphallic donkey, one bird (but not an ostrich) and one feline or wolf (?).
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  Locus 337

  In the terrasse before the southern cliff, in the bedrock, one predynastic sickle boat representation, isolated.
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  Locus 376

  At the top of a terrasse in the southern cliff of the WAS, on an isolated block, we found a predynastic bowman.
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  Locus 377

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on a block falling down in the sand, was a patinated unidentifiable four-footed animal.
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  Locus 373

  On the top of a terrasse in the southern cliff, on the bedrock, was an unidentifiable patinated motif.
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  Locus 580

  Is a vertical slab in the mother rock of the cliff, in the 3northern branch of the WAS. 2 phases of engravings are represented, one epipaleolithic and one predynastic donkey.
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  Locus 374

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, in a isolated block, we found two predynastic bovines, one of big and the other of little size.
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  Locus 375

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on the bedrock, was a predynastic representation of 2 dogs.
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  Locus 579

  Is a block in the chaos of mainstream of the 3rd Northern branch of the WAS including one representation of ibex.
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  Locus 577

  Is a block of a pit, on the mother rock, in the end of the 3rd Northern Branch of the WAS. The slope is horizontal and the engraving represents a bowman.
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  Locus 568

  In the mainstream of the 3 norther branch of the WAS, we discover one navigation and animal presentation scene with 1 bovid and 2 boats.
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  Locus 380

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on the bedrock, we found a predynastic representation of one unidentifiable antelope or gazelle followed by one dog.
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  Locus 570

  In the 3 norther branch of the WAS, on block in the chaos of the cliff foot, we discover an hammered scene with 2 phases of engravings. The first is composed by a bovine representation, surimposed by 2 boats. Both seems to be predynastic.
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  Locus 381

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, one predynastic animal presentation with one unfinished four-footed animal, maybe a bovine.
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  Locus 308

  In the terrasse in the middle of the 6th northern branch, a block with one predynastic bowman, with geometric circular forms.
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  Locus 385

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on the bedrock, one predynastic representation of assymetric and unreadible signs.
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  Locus 383

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on the bedrock, this scene is in reality the result of two engraving phases ; the first one is predynastic with one human figure, one canine (?) and one cow. The second phase is a modern cavalry representation, with 6 camels, one of them using a old drawing. We found to contemporaneous arabic soldat’s names.
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  Locus 388

  At the bottom of the southern cliff, on a huge isolated block, we found an predynastic hunting scene with 3 human figures, including one bowman and one unidentifiable four-footed animal.
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  Locus 393

  In the mainstream of the WAS, close to the bottom of the southern cliff, we discover a predynastic pastoral scene with two human figures, one big bovine and two little four-footed mammals (maybe calves).
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  Locus 394

  In a rocky mass of fallen rocks, in the mainstream of the WAS, close to the southern cliff, we found an isolated vertical block, with a representation of a predynastic bovine.
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  Locus 396

  In a rocky mass of fallen rocks, in the mainstream of the WAS, close to the southern cliff, we found a predynastic scene, with one ibex and one dog.
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  Locus 397

  In a rocky mass of fallen rocks, in the mainstream of the WAS, close to the southern cliff, was one isolated representation of one unidentifiable four-footed animal.
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  Locus 399

  In a rocky mass of fallen rocks, in the mainstream of the WAS, close to the southern cliff, was an predynastic isolated representation of bowman.
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  Locus 404

  In a rocky mass of fallen rocks, at the bottom of the southern cliff, one predynastic hunting scene, with one bowman, with feather on the top of the head and one oryx.
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  Locus 405

  At the bottom of the southern cliff of the WAS, on an isolated block, we saw a scene with 3 phases of engraving. The oldest one seems to be Naqadan with the representation of 3 bowmen and one dog. The second one is pharaonic, with a boat representation, including a sailor with one oar. The latest is modern, with one camel and some unreadible signs.