Among the images carved on the rocks, one can see hunting scenes, including bow hunting and hunting with taigans, as well as depictions of animals such as mountain goats, ancient bulls (aurochs), and alpha male deer. Additionally, the petroglyphs feature khan symbols in the form of flowers and signs related to local tribes.
Soronkulov emphasized that these artifacts represent a significant historical heritage, illustrating the lifestyle and hunting culture of ancient nomads. The discovery of petroglyphs in Taldy-Bulak once again highlights the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Talas Valley.
The ecologist also noted that efforts to study and preserve these unique historical sites in the region will continue.
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