Shelgerd petroglyphs: pictures of history on the canvas of nature
The petroglyphs of Shelgerd, like pictures of history, are imprinted on the canvas of nature in the region of Torbat Jam, Razavi Khorasan. These petroglyphs, which are a relic of prehistoric times, tell about the lives of people thousands of years ago.
The age of Shelgerd petroglyphs is not precisely known, but some experts estimate their age to be about 10,000 years ago. These petroglyphs are carved on large volcanic rocks and show various images of humans, animals, plants and their tools.
Among the images found in Shelgard petroglyphs, we can mention the images of hunters, animals such as antelopes, cows, horses, and rams, as well as tools such as flint, spears, and bows. These images give us valuable information about the life of humans in prehistoric times.
In addition to historical value, Shelgerd petroglyphs also have natural value. These petroglyphs are located in a mountainous area with a very beautiful view. The presence of these petroglyphs has added to the beauty of the region and turned it into a suitable tourist attraction.
