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Story summary
- Archaeologists report rock art in northern Saudi Arabia dating to 12,800–11,400 years ago, featuring life-sized engravings of camels and other animals.
- The carvings were found in three areas near the Nefud Desert and total 176 images marking ancient water sources for hunter-gatherers.
- Excavations yielded tools and artifacts, suggesting links between these communities and groups in the Levant.
