Scientists Discovered a Secret Cave That Proves Egypt Was a Jungle!
The Sahara covers an incredible area of 9.2 million square kilometers – and yet the endless desert has hardly been archaeologically explored! No one knows what undiscovered secrets lie in that area, which is 26 times larger than Germany. What we do know, however, is that an ancient cave lies dormant on the Egyptian Gilf-el-Kebir plateau, granting us a breathtaking insight into the Sahara's green past. The mysterious Cave of the Swimmers bears witness to the fact that the harsh desert has by no means always had the dust-dry face it presents to us today! But why is the interpretation of the millennia-old cave paintings still hotly debated? And who were the people who created these unique testimonies 8,000 years ago?