Akakus soaⁿ-me̍h

**Akakus suañ-me̍h** ia̍h-sī **Tadrart Akakus** (alapik-gí: تدرارتأكاكوس / ALA-LC: Tadrārt Akākūs; ing-gí: Acacus Mountains or Tadrart Akakus) sī Libia se-pōo Ghat tē-khu (Ghat District) ê tsi̍t-ê sua-bo̍k tē-khu, sio̍k-î Sahara sua-bo̍k; i-ê uī-tì teh Libia ê siâñ-tshī Ghat í-tang, mā khah-uá Ghat tshī. Uì kah Algeria ê pen-kài (border) í-pak en-si tāi-iok 100 km (62 ing-lí). "Tadrār" teh tong-tē Tamahaq-gí lāi-té ê ì-sù sī "suañ". Tsit-ê tē-khu ū hui-siông hong-hù ê sú-tsên tsio̍h-khik giâm-uē (rock art). 

Akakus ê kíng-sik khah to-iūñ, uì bô kāng-khuán sik-tshái ê sua-á (sand) kàu kong-mn̂g, kheñ-kok (canyon), giâm-tsio̍h kah suañ-me̍h. M̄-kuán tsit-ê tē-khu sī Sahara sua-bo̍k siong ta-sò ê tē-khu, iu-guân ū ti̍t-bu̍t tī hia sing-tshûn; pí-lû gû-kak-kue sio̍k (calotropis) ê ti̍t-bu̍t.

Tsit-ê tē-khu í tsio̍h-khik giâm-uē tshut-miâ, in-uī tiau-khik kah tôo-uē ê tiōng-iàu-sìng, sóo-í teh 1985-nî hōo liân-ha̍p-kok kho-kàu-bûn tsoo-tsit lia̍t-uî sè-kài bûn-huà uî-sán. Tsia--ê tôo-uē ê li̍t-kî uî kong-guân tsên (before the common era (BCE)) 12,000-nî kàu kong-guân (common era (CE) ) 100-nî tsi-kan, huán-ìng-tio̍h tong-tē ê bûn-huà kah tsū-liân ê piàn-huà. Tsio̍h-khik giâm-uē ê tsú-thé tsú-iàu uî tōng-bu̍t; pí-lû kî-lîn-lo̍k, tuā-tshiūñ, tô-tsiáu kah lo̍k-tô, m̄-kū mā-ū lîn-luī kah bé. Giâm-uē biâu-huē-liáu lîn-luī bô kāng ê li̍t-siông sing-ua̍h tsîng-hîng; pí-lû én-tsàu ga̍k-khì kah bú-tō tíng-tíng

## Tsù-kái

## Ên-sin ua̍t-tho̍k

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* Cremaschi, Mauro; Di Lernia, Savino; and Garcea, Elena A. A. (1998) "Some Insights on the Aterian in the Libyan Sahara: Chronology, Environment, and Archaeology" *African Archaeological Review* 15(4): pp.&nbsp;261–286; 
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## Tsham-ua̍t
*List of Stone Age art
*Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Alexandria tôo-tsu-kuán; poj: Alexandria tô͘-chu-koán, ; latin-gí: Bibliotheca Alexandrina)
*Tô͘-chu sàu-biâu (tôo-tsu sàu-biâu; eng-gí: book scanning)
*Brewster Kahle
*Occam thì-to (eng-gí: Occam's razor)

## Guā-pōo lên-ket

* UNESCO Fact Sheet
* Italian-Libyan Archaeological Mission in the Acacus and Messak
* Natural Arches of the Akakus Plateau