A Journey to the North-West in Search of Rock Art

Андрей Васильевич Варенов · M. A. Kudinova

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Eurasian Exchange Networks

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A report on the scientific journey to Gansu province of the PRC in July 2019 is presented. During the journey the authors had consultations with the Chinese rock art specialists, visited the Historical museum of Gansu province, the Museum of North-Western University and the Wujiachuan rock art site in Jingyuan county of Gansu province. Brief descriptions of the rock art site and museum collections are given.

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