Traditional fishing boat or dhow and double row of seven cups pattern on rock carvings (stone engravings, petroglyphs) on a rocky ridge in Jabal Al Jassasiya site, on north-eastern coast. Qatar
Album 917: Northern Qatar - Al Wakrah, February 25 - 26, 2011
The image depicts a section of rock carvings (petroglyphs) situated on a rugged rocky ridge in the Jabal Al Jassasiya site along the north-eastern coast of Qatar. The petroglyphs appear to be weathered and worn due to exposure to the elements over time.
In the foreground, two distinct patterns are visible: a traditional fishing boat or dhow and a double row of seven cups pattern. The dhow is depicted in an upright position with its sails unfurled, while the cups pattern features seven circular indentations arranged in two rows.
The rocky surface exhibits signs of erosion, which has likely contributed to the weathering and wear observed on the petroglyphs. The image provides a glimpse into the region's history and cultural heritage, as these rock carvings are believed to date back thousands of years. – AI vision
