Twyfelfontein, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Namibia, is renowned for its ancient rock engravings and paintings, created by hunter-gatherer communities over 6,000 years ago. The site features over 2,500 carvings, depicting animals like giraffes, rhinos, and ostriches, as well as human and animal footprints, offering a glimpse into prehistoric life and beliefs. Its geological significance is highlighted by the dramatic sandstone formations and evidence of early tool-making. This well-preserved open-air gallery stands as a testament to Namibia’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

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