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Scattered across the rocky surfaces of Central Negev Mountains, these ancient rock engravings display animal figures, human forms, and geometric patterns.

The petroglyphs date from the late prehistoric period between 9000 to 3000 BCE, documenting the presence of early human settlements in the Negev Desert.

These rock carvings represent the artistic expressions and daily activities of ancient desert communities, showing their relationship with local wildlife and surroundings.

The site requires proper hiking shoes and water supplies, as the rocky terrain demands careful navigation through marked paths in the desert landscape.

The rock art collection contains numerous depictions of regional fauna from different periods, creating a visual record of species that inhabited the Negev.

GPS coordinates: 30.82196,34.74308

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:13