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← Wadi Abu Subeira, Egypt: Palaeolithic rock art on the verge of destruction

Subeira: One of the driest place on earth, but life goes on. Photo: Per Storemyr

By Per Storemyr | Published April 5, 2012 | Full size is 709 × 508 pixels

Calcite deposits (white) high up in the wadi slope; evidence for a higher NIle at the end of the Palaeolithic. Photo: Per Storemyr

A clay mine - and the Palaeolithic rock art is just around the corner. Photo: Per Storemyr

Subeira: One of the driest place on earth, but life goes on. Photo: Per Storemyr

Subeira: One of the driest place on earth, but life goes on. Photo: Per Storemyr

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