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Best 1 Mugur-Sargol Petroglyphs

Mugur-Sargol is a major petroglyph complex in the Tuva Republic of southern Siberia, Russia, historically situated near the Yenisei River. Its numerous engravings include animals, human figures, masks, weapons, chariots, and scenes attributed to several archaeological periods, including the Bronze a...

7.45 Good
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Large Tuva complex with Bronze and Scythian imagery; important regionally, lower global name recognition.

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2 Boyary Petroglyphs

The Boyary Petroglyphs are Bronze Age rock engravings located in Khakassia, a region in south-central Siberia, Russia. Dating from approximately the 2nd millennium BCE, these petroglyphs were carved into sandstone surfaces and depict scenes of daily life, hunting, and ritual practices of ancient Eur...

7.10 Good
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Notable Khakassia scenes of daily life and ritual; narrower reputation than larger Siberian complexes.

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3 Sulek Petroglyphs

Bronze Age petroglyph site in the southern Urals of Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, known for carved animals, anthropomorphic figures, and tribal tamga symbols on sandstone outcrops.

6.80 Fair
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Regional Ural Bronze Age carvings with standard motifs; limited prominence outside specialist literature.

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4 Khakassia Steppe

The Khakassia Steppe is a grassland landscape in the Republic of Khakassia in southern Siberia, particularly associated with the Minusinsk Basin. The region contains extensive archaeological evidence, including kurgan burial complexes and rock art connected with cultures such as the Tagar and Tesin...

5 South Siberian Forest Steppe

The South Siberian Forest Steppe is a transitional ecoregion in the lowlands of southern central Siberia, along the southern margin of the West Siberian Plain. It consists of a patchwork of meadow and steppe vegetation with birch, aspen, willow, and scattered coniferous woodland, especially in strea...

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