The newly-found petroglyphs of Ariyeh in Khorasan Razavi province, North-Eastern Iran

Despite the distribution of known rock art in Iran showing a main concentration in central and western Iran, research activities undertaken in the very last decades led to the identification of sites in eastern Iran as well. In 2018 a new rock art site was discovered close to Ariyeh, Khorasan Razavi...

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Published in:Archaeological research in Asia 2022-12, Vol.32, p.100414, Article 100414
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