FINDING OF A NEW GROUP OF PETROGLYPHS ON THE RIVER LAVNA (KOLA DISTRICT, MURMANSK REGION)

A group of petroglyphs has been identified on a rock near a waterfall on the river Lavna. The carvings may belong to the Neolithic or Bronze Age. Additional research is required to solve the chronology issue. The discovered carvings increase attention to the conservation of the natural attraction of the Lavna River Falls. The development of the historical and cultural component of the site requires additional research and measures for its preservation.

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Transaction Kola Science Centre
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2024-12-28
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https://doi.org/10.37614/2949-1185.2024.3.4.011
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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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FINDING OF A NEW GROUP OF PETROGLYPHS ON THE RIVER LAVNA (KOLA DISTRICT, MURMANSK REGION)

Vadim A. Likhachev
Transaction Kola Science Centre
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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FINDING OF A NEW GROUP OF PETROGLYPHS ON THE RIVER LAVNA (KOLA DISTRICT, MURMANSK REGION)

Vadim A. Likhachev
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A group of petroglyphs has been identified on a rock near a waterfall on the river Lavna. The carvings may belong to the Neolithic or Bronze Age. Additional research is required to solve the chronology issue. The discovered carvings increase attention to the conservation of the natural attraction of the Lavna River Falls. The development of the historical and cultural component of the site requires additional research and measures for its preservation.

Transaction Kola Science CentreVol. 3(4)
University of Lapland (FI)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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