In the Nefud Desert (Saudi Arabia), where today the scorching sun and tin sands reign, archaeologists discovered rock carvings depicting animals in natural size and real proportions.
According to researchers, these works of art were created between 12,800 and 11,400 years, which clearly indicates that developed communities of hunter-gatherers operated in this region long before the emergence of early cities.
This discovery not only expands the understanding of the past, but also allows for a clearer understanding of the region's historical development and the early stages of human society. It also proves that the desert was previously home to green gardens and a favorable environment for people.
Through this discovery, scientists gained more information about ancient civilizations on Earth, their relationship with nature, and their creative potential.
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