Awiss

The name Awiss, which is also ocassionally written as Auis or Awis, refers to the entire northern region of Jebel Acacus. The southern region is called Tadrart Acacus, meaning "Jebel Akakus". The region encompases various vaelleys or wadis and sites of paintings and engravings of animals and human figures, some of which are thought to be among the most ancient images of human figures in the entire Sahara.

The reason for this is probably the easy access afforded to this region from Awaynat and Germa, as opposed to the deeper, and more difficult to access, Tadrart Acacus.

This is an interesting cave, in which a woman, painted in red lines and coloured white, appears to be holding a large object in
her right hand, which could be a sheild! Then we have a small and a strange creature sitting on a back of a stylised animal
with very wide neck.