What could this long line of parallel dots be? There are no other paintings on this rock face.
Surely they have to be man made. Is this maybe a hunter notching off his kills?
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Coincidentally I just received my June Africa Geographic and in an article about Niassa National Reserve in Mozambique they show very similar geometric rock art. They quote a Dr Benjamin Smith of the Rock Art Research Institute, University of Witwatersrand as suggesting such art was the work of Batwa pygmies.
Nancy