Photographer’s Note
Standing high above the Ennedì plain, in the Sahara desert near the border with Sudan, this cliff hosts ancient ruins of a long-lost culture. Archeologist claim that these dvellings are more than 8000 years old, when the climate allowed to sustain life. If you squint, you will notice Angela in the middle of the large aperture: this gives you an idea of the dimensions of the place. We were muted by the majesty and antiquity of the place. It should remind us that climate changes come and go, and mankind has to adapt or perish.
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crhieatt
(5143) 2005-08-03 20:02 [Comment]
benkrut
(3395) 2006-01-05 15:19
This place is amazing! I haven't realized the rock is so huge until I read your note.
Thanks for all the pictures from Chad. Not too many people post the photos from that country here (so far you and another person).
Great photo and note.
Rgrds
Henryk
quelquepart
(802) 2008-02-11 3:38
These granitic rocks are amazing, and the size is well rendered by the the person on the picture.
TFS,
Olivier
Photo Information
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Copyright: Dario Menasce (menasce)
(734) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2002-12-28
- Categories: Ruins
- Camera: Minolta Dimage 5
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2005-07-18 20:50
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