ACCESSORIESTiffany Armreifen experience of staying overnight in the tassili and sleeping under the stars on hard sand will stay with you a lifetime. the quiet is almost deafening. there's not even the intrusion of an airplane, as in the southwestern deserts of the united states.
crickets sound
frogs croak.it's hard to comprehend the ochre paintings on the sandstone walls and under rock overhangs. they depict graceful, running warriors carrying bows and arrows, or campfire scenes.along with arrowheads, knives, and scrapers, the paintings are all that remain of an unknown civilization. they are proof that what we know as the barren sahara was once a savannah inhabited by a civilization supporting large herds of cattle, as well as giraffes, elephants, and hippos.after seeing the paintings, you'll wonder how anyone ever found them, for some are hidden under overhangs lower than table height.the mysteries of the tassili art will continue to intrigue you long after you return home.booking
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