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The CRESO project aims to analyze prehistoric rock art in the Sahara to explore themes of body perception and identity among ancient societies. By employing a database and detailed analysis, it seeks to uncover the meanings behind these artistic expressions during significant ecological and social changes.
Before it became desert, the so-called ‘Green Sahara’ was maintained by wetter conditions during the Early and Mid-Holocene periods (ca. 9500 to 3500 BC).
Prehistoric groups have painted numerous scenes and motifs, especially in the Saharan massifs such as Ahaggar, Tassili, Messak, Acacus, Aïr, Tibesti, Ennedi, Gilf el-Kebir and Jebel Uweinat, from Westto East.
Rock art of this 'optimum' encompasses a wide range of representations, in which images of the human body and social life are at a very…
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