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Widely accepted caucasian rock arts in Armenia · Mysteria

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Arpa River Petroglyphs — Vayots Dzor

Early Bronze to Medieval (Kura-Araxes to Orbelian) · Kura-Araxes to medieval Armenian–Seljuk caravaneer

Vayots Dzor Arpa gorge 400 leopard–goat and caravan cup-marks 3000 BCE–1332 CE linking Ughtasar high to Silk Road Selim.