Cheonjeon-ri Petroglyphs

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Cheonjeon-ri Petroglyphs are an important prehistoric rock art site in South Korea, known for their engraved depictions of animals, humans, and symbolic motifs that offer insight into ancient cultural and ritual practices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
petroglyph site
artForm rock engraving
category rock art of East Asia
conservationStatus protected site
country South Korea
culture ancient Korean societies
discoveredIn 20th century
estimatedDate Bronze Age
hasDepiction animals
boats
geometric motifs
humans
hunting scenes
ritual scenes
symbolic motifs
hasLanguageOfInterpretation English
Korean
heritageDesignationBy Government of South Korea NERFINISHED
heritageStatus National Treasure of South Korea NERFINISHED
heritageType tangible cultural property
locatedIn Daegok-ri NERFINISHED
Eonyang-eup NERFINISHED
Gyeongsangnam-do (historical) NERFINISHED
Ulju County NERFINISHED
Ulsan NERFINISHED
southeastern Korea
locatedNear Taehwa River NERFINISHED
locatedOn bedrock outcrop
managedBy cultural heritage authorities of South Korea
material rock
period prehistoric era
region Korean Peninsula NERFINISHED
relatedTo Bangudae Petroglyphs NERFINISHED
researchField archaeology
prehistoric studies
rock art studies
significance evidence of prehistoric ritual practices
evidence of prehistoric subsistence activities
insight into ancient belief systems
technique incising
pecking
touristAttraction yes
usedFor academic research
cultural education
heritage tourism

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Bangudae Petroglyphs nearbySite Cheonjeon-ri Petroglyphs