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Widely accepted places tagged “ibex”

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Rock art sites5 Archaeological wonders4 Petroglyphs4 Earthworks2 Geoglyphs2

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🇨🇳China2 🇦🇲Armenia1 🇮🇱Israel1 🇮🇷Iran1 🇰🇬Kyrgyzstan1

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ibex7 helan2 alpine1 anati1 aragats1 armenia1 chariot1 desert kite

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🇨🇳 China · Rock art

Huaishan Rock Petroglyphs — Zhongwei

Bronze Age to Mongol (Xixia 1038–1227 peak) · Northern nomads (Proto-Mongolic, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Xixia Tangut, Mongol)

Helan southernmost Huaishan 800 ibex and shaman faces on Yellow River Tengger bend, Bronze–Xixia patina.

🇦🇲 Armenia · Geoglyph

Mount Aragats Plateau Kites Extension (Armenian Highlands)

Neolithic to Early Bronze (Aratashen-Shulaveri to Kura-Araxes) · Armenian Highland Neolithic

Highest (3,200 m, 40°30′N 44°20′E) kite field in the Palearctic on the alpine plateau of Mount Aragats (4,090 m volcano).