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Rock art sites in Pakistan matching “Pakistan” · Mysteria

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Rock art sites in Pakistan matching “Pakistan”

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🇵🇰 Pakistan · Rock art

Brown Petroglyph Field

Hellenistic (323–31 BCE) · Hellenistic

Brown Petroglyph Field in Balochistan, Pakistan is a Hellenistic (323–31 BCE) rock art attributed to Hellenistic culture.

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🇵🇰 Pakistan · Rock art

Mansehra — Ashokan Rock Edict South Inscription

Mauryan (260 BCE) · Mauryan (Ashoka)

Mansehra — Ashokan Rock Edict South Inscription in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan is a Mauryan (260 BCE) rock_art attributed to Mauryan (Ashoka).

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🇵🇰 Pakistan · Rock art

Shahbaz Garhi — Ashokan Rock Edict Outlier Quarry

Mauryan (260 BCE) Ashoka edicts · Mauryan (Ashoka)

Shahbaz Garhi — Ashokan Rock Edict Outlier Quarry in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan is a Mauryan (260 BCE) Ashoka edicts rock_art attributed to Mauryan (Ashoka).

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🇵🇰 Pakistan · Rock art

Chilas Rock Inscriptions — Upper Indus

Maurya? Kharosthi to Islamic (300 BCE–1700 CE, peak Sogdian 5th–9th c. Silk Road) · Dardic Chilasi plus Indian, Persian, Sogdian, Chinese, Tibetan travelers (Silk Road)

30,000 inscriptions in 12 scripts 300 BCE–1700 CE on Indus granodiorite, Silk Road epigraphy archive threatened by Diamer dam.