Korea's Prehistoric Petroglyphs Inscribed on Unesco World Heritage List

Korea's prehistoric petroglyphs inscribed on Unesco World Heritage list

SEOUL — A set of prehistoric rock carvings in southeastern South Korea has been added to

Korea's 7,000-year-old petroglyphs gain UNESCO World Heritage status

A 7,000-year-old prehistoric petroglyphs carved into rocks at the southeastern tip of Korea have been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for their vivid depictions of marine life an...

'Sacred for millennia': How Korea's 'Petroglyphs' became a World Heritage site after 15 years

Ulsan's prehistoric rock carvings were added to Unesco's World Heritage list, marking Korea's 17th site and highlighting the site's unique historic significance.

UNESCO World Heritage site

UNESCO World Heritage sitePeople visit the Petroglyph along the Bangucheon Stream, which was recently added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, in Ulsan, some 360 kilometers south of Seoul, on July 1

Ulsan Petroglyphs UNESCO: World Heritage Status Achieved

Ulsan Banchucheon Petroglyphs Inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site A significant cultural landmark in South Korea,… The post Ulsan Petroglyphs UNESCO: World Heritage Status Achieved | MBC News appeared first on TIme News.