ثلاثة مواقع للرسوم الصخرية غير منشورة بجنوب سيناء : بير صوير-جبل المروح-وادي الجيبي

Abstract EN

The study is concerned with publishing a group of newly discovered rock drawings in three valleys in South Sinai Desert that have not yet been announced.

Those rock drawings were discovered by adventurer Ahmed Abu Al-Saud during archaeological surveys of some ancient roads in Wadi Abu Khamsa, Bir Suwayr, Wadi Ras Ghazala in Jabal Al-Marwah, and Wadi Al-Jibbi.

The rock drawings discovered in South Sinai are of various types: prehistoric rock drawings, Nabatean drawings, and Thamudic drawings.

By studying those drawings, the researcher aims to reveal those drawings and study them in a specialized practical way, describing those drawings, determining their geographical locations, trying to date them, determining the methods used in implementing those drawings, and revealing the content, indications and importance of them, within the framework of the descriptive analytical study.

The study revealed several important results, the most prominent of which is perhaps the dating of many of those rock drawings, locating them using modern means and techniques, and revealing the content, connotations, and importance of those rock drawings.