Tsodilo is a hilly area located in the northwest of the country of Botswana. This area is divided into 3 main hills called Men’s Hill, Women’s Hill, Children’s Hill and a small unnamed hill. Photo: Desert & Delta Safaris.This remote location is known worldwide thanks to the presence of more than 4,500 paintings paintings on rocks ancient, first discovered by archaeologists in 1958. Photo: Taste Of Southern Africa.Theme of these drawing at Tsodilo quite diverse, from geometric shapes to wild animals, livestock and people, in which animal images make up the majority. Photo: Wikipedia.The majority of the works are bright red. Scientists believe that ancient people mixed ocher with some tree resins to make paint. Photo: World Atlas.The form and content of the artworks at Tsodilo have many things in common with paintings from ancient times in Zambia, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Photo: Wikipedia.The drawings here have different dates. The oldest works date back to 24,000 years ago, but there are also works that are only about 200 years old. Photo: Desert & Delta Safaris.According to scientists, residents living in this area used the hills as a place to hold rituals. Photo: Explore Maun.Artifacts excavated at Tsodilo show that worship activities took place from the Stone Age until the 19th century. Photo: Exploring Africa.The rock art works at Tsodilo Hill have spent thousands of years in the harsh environment and climate of the Kalahari Desert but are still in relatively intact and well-preserved condition. Photo: Joinup Safaris & Tours.With the largest number of rock paintings in the world, the Tsodilo hills are considered an art museum called the “Louvre of the Desert”. Photo: Mosu Safari Tours.UNESCO recognized the Tsodilo hills of Botswana as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2001. Photo: Xaro Lodge.We invite readers to watch the video: Egypt discovers more ancient treasures with more than 100 coffins containing 2,500-year-old mummies | VTV24.
Tsodilo is a hilly area located in the northwest of the country of Botswana. This area is divided into 3 main hills called Men’s Hill, Women’s Hill, Children’s Hill and a small unnamed hill. Photo: Desert & Delta Safaris.
This remote location is known worldwide thanks to the presence of more than 4,500 paintings paintings on rocks ancient, first discovered by archaeologists in 1958. Photo: Taste Of Southern Africa.
Theme of these drawing at Tsodilo quite diverse, from geometric shapes to wild animals, livestock and people, in which animal images make up the majority. Photo: Wikipedia.
The majority of the works are bright red. Scientists believe that ancient people mixed ocher with some tree resins to make paint. Photo: World Atlas.
The form and content of the artworks at Tsodilo have many things in common with paintings from ancient times in Zambia, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Photo: Wikipedia.
The drawings here have different dates. The oldest works date back to 24,000 years ago, but there are also works that are only about 200 years old. Photo: Desert & Delta Safaris.
According to scientists, residents living in this area used the hills as a place to hold rituals. Photo: Explore Maun.
Artifacts excavated at Tsodilo show that worship activities took place from the Stone Age until the 19th century. Photo: Exploring Africa.
The rock art works at Tsodilo Hill have spent thousands of years in the harsh environment and climate of the Kalahari Desert but are still in relatively intact and well-preserved condition. Photo: Joinup Safaris & Tours.
With the largest number of rock paintings in the world, the Tsodilo hills are considered an art museum called the “Louvre of the Desert”. Photo: Mosu Safari Tours.
UNESCO recognized the Tsodilo hills of Botswana as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2001. Photo: Xaro Lodge.
We invite readers to watch the video: Egypt discovers more ancient treasures with more than 100 coffins containing 2,500-year-old mummies | VTV24.