Archaeologists at Gebel Ramlah refer to its Final Neolithic inhabitants as part of the Bunat El Asnan culture, individuals especially well known for their megalith constructions throughout the period.[1] It is thought that the Bunat El Asnan people of the Gebel Ramlah region were trans-huming pastoralists.[2][13] During the wet season they traveled to uplands where they could graze their cattle, while during the dry season they lived in permanent settlements on the paleo-lake.[13] These individuals were some of the last to inhabit the Western Desert before drought and desertification finally intensified enough to drive them out.