Introducing Newly Documented Rock Art in Mianeh County of the East Azarbaijan Province in North-Western Iran

Annals of the Naprstek Museum Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.37520/anpm.2022.008

Ramin Mohammadi Sefidkhani, Hossein Sarhaddi-dadian

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This essay seeks to conduct a short study for the first time of the classification of a number of petroglyphs in Mianeh County in the Eastern Azarbaijan Province. The north-western region of Iran is one of the richest regions in rock art; due to its abundant springs, landscape, and the specific lifestyle of nomads who regularly move around the same places. The petroglyphs were discovered 20 km west of Mianeh City on the right side of Tabriz Road, and are located on a black mountain in the Chupughlu region. One of the key challenges in the study of the petroglyphs in Iran and north-western region of Iran is their dating. Due to the lack of laboratorial equipment, they have not been studied yet. During the survey in 2016 of the Chupughlu region almost seventy sites were identified and are located at a distance of between 60–100 m from each other. Here we present eleven sites. The petroglyphs of Mianeh are among the most original and admirable petroglyphs that reflect parts of the life of the residents of this region in the past. The most remarkable images found through the petroglyphs consist of human, animal, and geometrical images

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介绍伊朗西北部东Azarbaijan省Mianeh县最新记录的岩石艺术

本文试图对东阿塞拜疆省米亚内县的一些岩画的分类进行初步的研究。伊朗的西北部地区是岩石艺术最丰富的地区之一;由于其丰富的泉水，景观和游牧民族的特定生活方式，他们经常在同一地方移动。这些岩画是在大不里士路(Tabriz Road)右侧的Mianeh市以西20公里处发现的，位于Chupughlu地区的一座黑色山上。研究伊朗和伊朗西北部地区岩画的关键挑战之一是它们的年代。由于缺乏实验设备，它们还没有被研究过。在2016年对Chupughlu地区的调查中，发现了近70个地点，彼此之间的距离在60-100米之间。这里我们介绍了11个站点。Mianeh的岩画是最原始和最令人钦佩的岩画之一，反映了过去该地区居民的部分生活。通过岩画发现的最引人注目的图像包括人类、动物和几何图像

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