Rock Art Saharan Antelope Pins and Buttons

for you az lovers out there!

The "Dancing Kudu" isn't a graceful waltz, but a powerful image etched into ancient rock in Namibia. Carved by the San people thousands of years ago, it depicts a kudu antelope unlike any other. This creature stands on just two legs, its other limbs raised high, almost human-like. Some believe it represents a shaman transforming into the animal spirit, while others see a woman mimicking the kudu's dance during a coming-of-age ritual. The mystery behind its meaning adds to its allure, a glimpse into the spiritual connection between humans and nature held by this ancient civilization.

Prehistoric art of a fawn found in San cave

This is a modified version of an ancient mermaid existing in Tassili n'Ajjer Mountain Range in Algeria. The circa 4000 BCE art is reproduced in a modern setting.

This is a digitally modified version of the Saharan rock painting found in over 4000

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In Prehistoric art, the term "Neolithic art" describes all arts and crafts created by societies who had abandoned the semi-nomadic lifestyle of hunting and gathering food in favour of farming and animal husbandry.