DOI issue:
Egypt
DOI article:Krzyżaniak, Lech: Dakhleh Oasis: research on petroglyphs, 2000
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.41368#0256
DAKHLEH OASIS
EGYPT
RELOCATION OF SITE 69
With the successful relocation of Winkler's
site 69 this season, the topographic
position of all the petroglyph sites
discovered in the late 1930s is now known.
Site 69 turned out to be a cluster of
sandstone hills of different size and form,
located in the Eastern Dakhleh. During our
few visits to this area we were able to find
almost all of the petroglyphs from this site
published by Winkler (Figs. 5, 6).
Fig. 3. Winkler's site 69. Engraving of a boat transporting humans and animals
(Drawing E. Jaroni, E. Kuciewicz)
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EGYPT
RELOCATION OF SITE 69
With the successful relocation of Winkler's
site 69 this season, the topographic
position of all the petroglyph sites
discovered in the late 1930s is now known.
Site 69 turned out to be a cluster of
sandstone hills of different size and form,
located in the Eastern Dakhleh. During our
few visits to this area we were able to find
almost all of the petroglyphs from this site
published by Winkler (Figs. 5, 6).
Fig. 3. Winkler's site 69. Engraving of a boat transporting humans and animals
(Drawing E. Jaroni, E. Kuciewicz)
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