Umm Sedara, site no. 1, is a long panel situated approximately 3 meters above the ground surface.
Umm Sedara, site no. 1, is a long panel situated approximately 3 meters above the ground surface.
Selfie of Professor Michael Fuller as far as I could go on the ledge before vertigo stopped me.
Petroglyph of a reluctant camel being pulled by a driver. These petroglyphs were on the left side of the panel. Scale is 10 cm.
Petroglyph of a reluctant camel being pulled by a driver. These petroglyphs were on the left side of the panel. Scale is 10 cm.
Petroglyph of a camel. Scale is 10 cm.
Large petroglyph of a camel. Scale is 10 cm.
Petroglyph of two cattle (just in front on the large camel) in the middle part of the panel. Scale is 10 cm.
Heavily patinated cattle petroglyph with a more recent petroglyph of a horse and rider. Scale is 10 cm.
Heavily patinated cattle petroglyph. Scale is 10 cm.
Petroglyph of a hunter (with bow) confronting a Nubian ibex (Capra nubiana). Scale is 10 cm.