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Ancient petroglyph depicting human figures in Gobustan, Azerbaijan.

Cave art pattern made of ancient wild animals, horses and hunters. Rock paintings. Hunting scenes. palaeolithic Petroglyphs carved in rocks. Stones with petroglyphs. people get food

These rock carvings (or petroglyphs) are part of an archaeological site near the town of Alta in the county of Finnmark in northern Norway. The site was placed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

The rock art in Alta, Norway is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, the earliest carvings in the area date back to around 4200 BC

Close-up shot of a prehistoric drawing on a cave wall.

Huashan rock murals in Guangxi, China

Moose of Brennholtet Prehistoric Carving in Narvik - Norway

Bushmen (san) rock painting depicting human figures, Drakensberg mountains, South Africa

Cave rock painting, tribal people on white background

symbol of the olympiad from small stone on sea song

Drawing in the cave of an ancient family. People are dancing. Neanderthal, primitive, aboriginal. Rock art, archeology, stone age. Image of aliens.

Paintings in Cave Kiva at Hueco Tanks in Texas

Prehistoric rock carving on the granite shore of the lake. Anthropomorphic ornament close-up - fragment of Onega petroglyphs dating back 5000-6000 years. Cape Pery Nos, Republic of Karelia, Russia.

Ancient rock carvings, petroglyphs in Alta, Norway, Europe

A field guide points to bushman drawings. You can only see the field guides arm.

Painting comes from Lilieskloof in the Eastern Cape on a farm called 'the valley of Art'

A prehistoric petroglyph at writing-on-stone provincial park in Alberta, Canada.

Pictograph rock art at the Palatki site in Loy Canyon, Arizona. Most of the artwork is attributed to the Sinagua, who inhabited the area between 650AD and 1200AD, but in some cases artwork from other time periods is interspersed and overlayed with the Sinaguan. More primitive etchings date as far back as 6000 years, while a few markings were made by ancestral Apache more recently (confirmed by tribal elders). Pictographs are painted images, whereas petroglyphs are etchings performed by abrading the rock with the edge of another. Pictographs at this site are typically in white, red and black, or kaolin, hematite and charcoal. Archeologists believe that much of the art at the Palatki site relates to the dreamstate imagery of ancient Shamans. This image is presumed to be of a Shaman holding an insect or a prickly pod from a Datura plant. The Datura is hallucinogenic if smoked (inferring the origin of the dreamstate), poisonous when ingested. The zig zag line relates to one's soul and life journey. Yavapai County, Arizona, 2013.

Rupestrian paintings found in Brazil's Northeast region are symbolical representations left by the first populations that lived there between 10,000 and 1,000 years ago.

Prehistoric Neolithic African rock art from the Northern Cape showing a hunting scene

These rock carvings (or petroglyphs) are part of an archaeological site near the town of Alta in the county of Finnmark in northern Norway. The site was placed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

Prehistoric paintings located near Wat Khao Chan Ngam, Nakorn Ratchasima province, Thailand. The drawings are approximately 3,000-4,000 years ago, featuring people and animals.

The Fossum open air panel Bronze Age and Iron Age Tanum rock carvings.Sweden

Petroglyphs of Qobustan represents flora and fauna, hunting, lifestyles, and culture of pre-historic and medieval periods of time. The date of these carvings goes back to 5,000 – 20,000 years before present.

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Petroglyph National Monument, New Mexico

The Brennholtet Elk, a 5,000-year-old rock carving/rock art from the Veide culture in Narvik, Nordland, Norway.

The Tsodilo Hills have a myriad of red rock art. Red paintings here, and around Tsodilo, are attributed to the San people. Tsodilo Hills, Botswana. The hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The local San people, also called Bushmen, consider Tsodilo a sacred site inhabited by the spirits of their ancestors. Contains around 400 rock art sites with more than 4,000 individual paintings, and has been termed the The Louvre of the Desert. San Bushmen paintings.

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