Ain Naga and Some Notes on the Earliest North African Rock Art - Jelinek - 1984 - ANTHROPOLOGIE

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'Jelínek J, 1984: Ain Naga and Some Notes on the Earliest North African Rock Art. Anthropologie (Brno) 22, 1: 81-88'.

Abstract

The Ain Naga rock art belongs according to its style, subjects, weathering and archaeological situation to the Early Neolithic or Capsian period. According to the supperposition of figures on the rock face of the same gallery there are at least three or four other styles which are earlier.

Keywords

Algeria - Capsian rock art - Early Neolithic - Ain Naga - Superposition - Relative dating

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