خالد ابوبكر Wadi don't scratch it
Abdo Kreima
Taha Hussein Sayeh (Taha Jawashi)
Dieter Kischlat On July 6th and 7th, 1850, the German African explorer Heinrich Barth passed close by - on the way from Murzuk to Ghat - and was the first to discover the rock engravings and paintings and recorded them in his travel diary. In 1932, Leo Frobenius carried out more intensive studies of the engravings here and named this area of the Fezzan Wadi In Habeter I, II and III. The marked point corresponds approximately to In Habeter II.