April
05
/ 2022
A Turkish archaeologist who is an expert on petroglyphs claims his team has found extremely old Gobi Desert petroglyphs made by ancient Turkish-speaking peoples, reports Hurriyet Daily . Although not yet dated, the prehistoric Mongolian petroglyphs found by Semih Güneri, a professor from Dokuz Eylül University who has been working on petroglyphs for a decade, show clear evidence that they were carved by migrants from Anatolia or modern-day Turkey. And these particular Gobi Desert petroglyphs, there are many, could be more than 15,000 years old making them one of the oldest in the region. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_original","fid":"95421","attributes":{"alt":"The recent discovery of totally unknown prehistoric Gobi Desert petroglyphs apparently made by Turkish people nearly 15,000 years ago is astounding. This Gobi Desert rock-art hunting
