Rare Petroglyphs Dating From The Early Middle Ages Discovered In Altai
An archaeological expedition by the State Archaeological University has examined medieval rock art located near the Pazyryk burial mounds in…
Big Bend National Park Petroglyphs Irreparably Damaged by Vandals
Big Bend National Park in Texas on the Mexican border is home to enormous diversity and crucial Native American history.…
Tamgaly Petroglyphs: Rituals, Shaman and Nomad’s Treasures
Tamgaly in Kazakhstan, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides evidence of the rich history and diverse cultural heritage of…
Exo-Geologist Reveals Neolithic Petroglyphs In “Alien Mountain” Caves
A highly-driven and groundbreaking Astrobiologist & Exo-Geologist in Sri Lanka has written about “unique Neolithic petroglyphs” that match nothing else…
Mountainside Gallery Where All Civilizations Added Their Own Art from Bronze Age to Medieval Times
On the border between Russia and Mongolia, we reveal awe-inspiring Kara-Turug petroglyphs, and they contain a BIG secret about ancient…
A Walk Amongst the Petroglyphs of Galicia: Prehistoric Designs Trace Life and Times of Bronze Age Europeans
From the Upper Palaeolithic and down through the Neolithic, the Chalcolithic and into the Bronze Age, our ancestors in western…
Petroglyphs Left in Canada by Scandinavians 3,000 Years Ago?
Hundreds of petroglyphs are etched on a slab of crystalline limestone about 180-by-100 feet (a third the size of a…
Petroglyphs In Western Crete Dated To The Upper Palaeolithic
The rock carvings (petroglyphs) at Asphendou Cave in west Crete were first published in the early 1970s. The petroglyphs comprise…
Large Petroglyphs Discovered On Hawaii Beach
On a warm July evening, visitors Lonnie Watson and Mark Louviere from the Ft. Worth, Texas metro area did what…
10,000-Year-Old Petroglyphs Discovered In Siberia
A new expedition to the Ukok plateau, some 2,500 metres high in the Altai Mountains close to the modern-day Russian…