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Places tagged “rock art” in Russia · Mysteria

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Places tagged “rock art” in Russia

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🇷🇺 Russia · Tumulus

Kalbak-Tash Kurgan Field

Early Bronze to Early Saka, Afanasievo to Saka · Afanasievo to Early Saka Altai

Kalbak-Tash multi-period kurgan field (2800-600 BCE) of 22 cromlechs co-located with 500-panel rock-art gorge on Chuya River.

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🇷🇺 Russia · Rock art

Kalbak-Tash II Yaloman Central Panel

Bronze Age to Early Medieval · Andronovo, Saka, Turkic

Central Yaloman terrace 200 m above Chuya at 723 km tract, a 40-m-wide sandstone cliff with 180 peckings of Kalgutinsky elk, Saka deer-masks and Turkic horsemen.

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🇷🇺 Russia · Rock art

Kalbak-Tash II Yaloman South Rock

Bronze Age to Early Medieval · Andronovo, Saka, Turkic

South-facing Yaloman cliff 5 km west of Kalbak-Tash main, with Andronovo two-spoked chariots and 12 Turkic tamga slabs overlaying earlier elk.