Tanfiok-Naamaa Rock Paintings
Researchers believe these pre-historic rock paintings of hunters and animals may date back to the Stone Age.
This collection of rock art features incredible drawings of human figures, animals, houses, and geometric shapes. The suggested date of this art work is 18th century. However, recent and ongoing archaeological research is suggesting it may be as old as middle or late Stone Age.
Site of rock paintings in northern Ghana 
What appears to be two men holding spears and attacking a crocodile. 
What appears to be a hunter with a spear attacking an antelope. 
A man with his hands on his hips and white boots (?) 
Note chalk drawing (left) added recently by local children
Using special imaging software, the details in the paintings can be enhanced with higher contrast to make it easier to view.
Images of Rock Art at Jilik, Ghana run through DStretch software to highlight the paintings. Note chalk drawing (left) added recently by local children 
Images of Rock Art at Jilik, Ghana run through DStretch software to highlight the paintings. What appears to be a hunter with a spear attacking an antelope. 
Images of Rock Art at Jilik, Ghana run through DStretch software to highlight the paintings.
Location
This historic site is conveniently located off the main road from Nakpanduri to Bunkpurugu just as one enters the village of Jilik #1.
There is a farmers’ trail on the left side of the road (north side) that leads up a ridge to a plateau. After short walk atop the plateau you will pass a large rock outcrop to the right (east). The paintings are located on the western side of those rocks under an overhang that protects them from the elements.
Remember that these are historic treasures and should not be touched or disturbed. Look but do not touch.