Hand Drawn Rocks Petroglyphs in Cholpon-Ata City Kyrgyzstan
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Hand-drawn rocks (Petroglyphs) in Cholpon-Ata city, Kyrgyzstan. North of the centre is an extensive field of glacial boulders, many with pictures scratched or picked into their surfaces. Some of these petroglyphs date from the Bronze Age (about 1500 BC), but most are Saka-Usun (8th century BC to 1st century AD), Most are of long-horned ibex. [1156246539] stock photo
This image displays intricate hand-drawn petroglyphs carved into rocks found in Cholpon-Ata City, Kyrgyzstan. The petroglyphs depict ancient symbols and figures, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. This artwork serves as a vital record of historical communication and artistic expression. The clarity of the carvings allows viewers to appreciate the craftsmanship and the stories behind these age-old symbols.
This image is ideal for various applications such as educational content about ancient cultures, history books, and research papers. It can also enhance websites focused on archaeology or tourism, serve as a visual resource for social media posts about Kyrgyzstan's heritage, and be incorporated into infographics discussing cultural history. Additionally, it can be used in eBooks and presentations that aim to educate audiences about global petroglyphs.
