Sabu

Sabu is Sudan's largest rock art site. It is situated at the downstream end of the Third Cataract, on the east bank of the Nile. Reportedly, Sabu comprises more than 1600 drawings from different periods, spanning more than 6000 years from late prehistory to recent times. Images include wild and domesticated animals, humans as well as religious signs and symbols. There are also some New Kingdom rock inscriptions. The site is still awaiting detailed recording.

 

Tours coming by this location:
Ancient Kush

Land of the Black Pharaohs



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  • Small groups of no more than 11 travellers
  • Private journeys, tailor-made tours and self-guided trips
  • Expert scholars with you all through the tour
  • Unique itineraries and extensions that take you off the beaten track
  • Partnerships with archaeological projects and local communities
  • Private behind-the-scenes access
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