The Chéïré‐1 painted shelter - Panel C

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Ennedi, Chad.\nTo the right of panels A and B, a rugged sandstone bed juts out at the shelter's bottom, making a sharp ninety-degree angle that leaves room for the next panel C. Tamada-style paintings take on more refined forms compared to what is seen on panel B, yet internal superpositions within the style are unmistakable. On the lower left of the panel, collared running dogs with small pointed ears, sharp muzzles, and curled tails can be seen.