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Old Stone Age Prehistory & Holocene Prehistory

Prehistorians of both Holocene and Pleistocene eras examine fragments of tools and fossilized animal remains to idenetify Stone Age cultures and their survival strategies.  Nomadic hunters pursued their prey at Dakhleh water holes over 500,000 years ago, but as the climate turned increasingly dry, man settled near permanent water sources and gradually became dependent on agriculture and animal husbandry.

Remnants of a Masara hut circle, a dwelling.
A series of Bashendi Neolithic scrapers and heavy tools.
A hand-axe.
A variety of Neolithic points and scrapers.
Neolithic grinding tools.
The remains of a very large hut circle. Probably Bashendi period.
Neolithic arrow points.
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