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🇦🇲Armenia1 🇰🇬Kyrgyzstan1 🇰🇿Kazakhstan1

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🇦🇲 Armenia · Rock art

Ughtasar Trapet Basin — Pilgrim Lake Shore Petroglyphs

Bronze Age (3500–1000 BCE) · Syunik Bronze to Urartian pastoral

Crater tarn shore with bull, net and 3-m wheel calendar at 3220 m.

✓VerifiedUNESCO

🇰🇿 Kazakhstan · Rock art

Tamgaly III — Karatau Ridge Petroglyphs

Bronze Age to Turkic (1400 BCE – 900 CE) · Andronovo to Saka-Scythian to Turkic, Chu valley pastoralists

Karatau outlier with 120+ sun-head and deer panels on basalt knolls SW of main gorge.

✓VerifiedUNESCO

🇰🇬 Kyrgyzstan · Rock art

Saimaluu-Tash East Summit — Upper Fergana Crest Petroglyphs

Bronze Age to Early Turkic (2000 BCE – 800 CE) · Fergana pastoralist to Saka to Kyrgyz proto

Skyline crest 3200 m with 200+ ibex and deer blocks above main lake field.