1998 Libyen
Wadi Mathendous Felszeichnungen und -gravuren. Zwischen etwa 10.000 und 6.000 v. Chr. waren große Teile der heutigen Sahara keine Wüste, sondern ähnelten eher einer Savanne. Es gab mehrjährige Seen und es gab genügend Vegetation, um sicherzustellen, dass große, wilde Tiere sich ernähren konnten. An manchen Stellen findet man noch die versteinerten Überreste der alten Bäume.
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| Sections | Travel: Libya Motive: Steinkunst |
| Folders | LIBYEN |
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| Camera | PENTAX K-1 |
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| Aperture | 8 |
| Exposure time | 0.3 |
| Focus length | 100.0 mm |
| ISO | 100 |
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