The Petroglyphs of the Mongolian Altai, a UNESCO World Heritage site, feature ancient rock carvings dating back to the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene periods. These petroglyphs, etched into mountain slopes and rocky outcrops, depict a variety of animals, hunting scenes, and human figures, offering valuable insights into the prehistoric cultures and environments of the region. Recognized for their historical and artistic significance, they represent one of the largest collections of rock art in North Asia.

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