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Widely accepted arctic rock arts in Russia · Mysteria

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🇷🇺 Russia · Rock art

Kotuy River Petroglyphs, Taimyr

Early Iron Age to Ethnographic (Palaeo-Eskimo to Evenki) · Taimyr hunter-gatherers (Pyasinsky culture) and Evenki

Arctic canyon at 70°N with 200 elk and ski-figure peckings, northernmost Eurasian rock art.