rock paintings of human figures who appear to be swimming, which have been estimated to have been created at least 6,000 to 7000 years ago. The Cave of Beasts 10 km westwards was discovered in 2002. Jebel Uweinat, a large granite and sandstone mountain, as well as the adjacent smaller massifs of Jebel Arkenu and Jebel Kissu at the converging triple borders of Libya, Egypt and Sudan, harbors one of the richest concentrations of prehistoric rock art in the entire Sahara. The rock art here mainly consists of the Neolithic cattle pastoralist cultures, but also a number of older paintings from hunter-gatherer societies. Sabu-Jaddi rock art site in Northern Sudan. North Sİnai Archaeological Sites Zone − World Heritage Site. Limestone cave decorated with scenes of animals such as donkeys, camels, deer, mule and mountain goats was uncovered in the site in 2020. Rock art cave is 15 meters deep and 20 meters high. Wadi Abu Dom Western Africa Boucle du Baoulé National Park Dabous Giraffes East Africa Qohaito in Eritrea – 7,000 years old rock art near the ancient city Qohaito. Dorra and Balho in Djibouti – Rock art sites with figures of what appear to be antelopes and a giraffe. Kundudo in Ethiopia – Flat top mountain complex with rock art in a cave. Laas Geel in Somalia – A number of cave paintings and petroglyphs can be found at various sites across the country. Among the most prominent examples of this is the rock art in Laas Geel, Dhambalin, Gaanlibah and Karinhegane. Nyero Rockpaintings, Uganda-World Heritage Site, pre-historic paintings was noticed before 1250 AD Swaga Swaga Game Reserve in Tanzania – Archaeologists announced the discovery of ancient rock art with anthropomorphic figures in a good condition at the Amak’hee 4 rockshelter site. Paintings made with a reddish dye also contained buffalo heads, giraffe's head and neck, domesticated cattle dated back to about several hundred years ago. Bahi rock paintings Chabbé Dhaymoole Handoga Kondoa Rock-Art Sites Mfangano Island Rock art of Uganda Southern Africa Cave paintings are found in most parts of Southern Africa that have rock overhangs with smooth surfaces. Among these sites are the cave sandstone of Natal, Orange Free State and North-Eastern Cape, the granite and Waterberg sandstone of the Northern Transvaal, and the Table Mountain sandstone of the Southern and Western Cape. UKhahlamba Drakensberg Park in South Africa – The site has paintings dated to