Taza
Taza is an archaeological site located in the wilaya of Tissemsilt in Algeria, about 85 km east of Tissemsilt and…
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The prehistoric period is an era of human history preceding the invention of writing, generally estimated at around 3.3 million years BC to around 3000 BC. This period is divided into several sub-eras, including the Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic. During prehistory, humans evolved, developed stone tools and established a variety of lifestyles, from hunting and gathering to agriculture. Archaeological remains from this period, such as tools, rock paintings and habitats, provide valuable information about the lifestyles and beliefs of ancient societies.
Tighennif
Tighennif (formerly Ternifine) is a prehistoric site located near Mascara, in Orania (Algeria). It has yielded the oldest known human…
Tiout rock carvings
The rock engravings of the Aïn Sefra region (Wilaya of Naâma, Algeria) are Neolithic rock engravings from the South Oran…
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Saharidj libyan stele
The Libyan stele of Saharidj is an archaeological monument discovered in 2004 in the region of Grande Kabylie, Algeria. It…
Cave of Afalou-Bou-Rhummel
The Afalou Bou R’Mel caves are a prehistoric site located in the Babors mountain range, east of Béjaïa (formerly Bougie)…
Dolmens of Beni Messous
The dolmens of Béni Messous are a megalithic necropolis located about 20 kilometers west of Algiers, Algeria. They are found…
Aïn Tissillil
Nestled in the wilaya of Jijel, 7 km south of the commune of Settara, the archaeological site of Aïn Tissillil…
Rusubbicari
Rusubbicari was a Phoenician and Carthaginian colony and Roman town. It has been tentatively identified with ruins at Zemmouri El Bahri, Algeria. The Roman town was in the province of Mauretania Caesariensis. Name Further…
Covered walkways of Ath Rhouna
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El Retaimia caves
The El Retaimia Caves are a prehistoric site located in the Lower Chelif Valley, near the town of Oued Rhiou,…
