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Shirinli et al. (2023), Rock Art of the Ana Zaga Cave Shelter in the Archaeological Landscape of Gobustan, Azerbaijan

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Gobustan Rock Art

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Recent specialist study of a specific Gobustan rock-art context, useful for site-level rather than blanket dating claims

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Gobustan Rock Art

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Gobustan is a major archaeological and rock-art landscape preserving long-term human use and thousands of engravings.

Gobustan is a major archaeological and rock-art landscape preserving long-term human use and thousands of engravings.
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Gobustan’s corpus documents animal and activity scenes across a long sequence, but individual images require context-specific dating and interpretation.

Animal and activity scenes support broad reconstruction of changing environments and lifeways, but any one image may be difficult to date or interpret precisely.
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Gobustan boat motifs do not by themselves establish migration from the Caucasus to Scandinavia, the origin of Norse mythology, or a lost maritime civilization.

Boat motifs do not establish migration from the Caucasus to Scandinavia, the origin of Norse mythology, or an advanced lost maritime civilization.
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Gobustan boat engravings prove ancient migration from the Caucasus to Scandinavia and identify a source for Norse traditions.

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