الإجراءات الوقائية لحماية مواقع النقوش الصخرية : خنق التصاوير ببشار أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Algeria is rich in sites of rock inscriptions dating back to the prehistoric period, as it is a physical evidence and a witness from the evidences of human presence in it, and a variety of arts in which a person embodied his ideas and beliefs despite what he was suffering from the hardship of living to leave a connection between the past and the present, This product is a cultural extension that gives us a picture of what was prevalent in that period of practices and lifestyle in search of stability, coexistence and domestication, and these inscriptions are often found widely and interestingly distributed in the remote areas adjacent to the valleys in the desert regions, among which is the site of "Tasawer Choke".

It is located in the southwestern region of Algeria, specifically in the municipality of Al-Abadla, the state of Bashar, the proposed model, which has not been studied, and from here we will try to define it, the symbolism of its inscriptions and its importance in archaeological and historical studies and its reality by studying the most important factors threatening its survival and proposing preventive measures to preserve and value it since it is one of the elements.

The cultural and natural heritage that our country is proud of, as it chronicles the authenticity and nobility of human history.