Discovery of a prehistoric shelter in Sinai reveals 10,000 years of human history
In Sinai, Egypt, a sandstone shelter stretching more than 100 meters has been discovered, containing rock paintings and engravings dated between 10,000 and 5,500 BCE. The site points to a continuous human presence in the region, with artifacts ranging from flint tools to Nabataean and Arabic inscriptions. This discovery offers a valuable window into the ancient history of the Um Irak Plateau.






