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Partially excavated eastern chinese stones in China · Mysteria

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🇨🇳 China · Rock art

Lianyungang Jiangjunya Rock Art — Mount Kongwang

Longshan Late Neolithic to Eastern Han (2500 BCE–200 CE) · Haidai Longshan (Dongyi) to Han Chinese Buddhist

Lianyungang 15-m General Cliff with 70 Longshan faces and earliest Han Buddha 68 CE overlay on Yellow Sea granite.