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The Yinchuan World Rock Art MuseumThe newly constructed and state-of-the-art Yinchuan World Rock Art Museum of the People's Republic of China. Located in Helankou, at the feet of the spectacular Helan Mountains.  Yinchaun World Rock Art Museum |
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Third Annual Rock Art Festival & SeminarThe Bradshaw Foundation attend the 2010 Third Annual Rock Art Festival in China, establishing a collaboration & partnership between the Foundation and the Yinchuan World Rock Art Museum. 2010 Third Annual Rock Art Festival & Seminar |
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Rock Art of China's Helan MountainsBradshaw Foundation Field Trip to the the Helan Mountains of Inner Mongolia, China. Over 6,000 engravings have been documented at Helankou, created between 3,000 & 10,000 years ago. Field Trip to the the Helan Mountains in China |
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Chinese Rock Art Gallery - Helan MountainsGallery of rock art Photographs from the Helan Mountains of Inner Mongolia, China. The main concentration of rock art carvings is found at the Helankou Rock Art Engravings Park. China Rock Art Gallery |
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Itinerant Creeds: Chinese Northern FrontierItinerant creeds research paper by Paola Dematte. The Chinese northern frontier where petroglyphs sites of iron age pastoralists intermingle with buddhist caves on the silk road. Itinerant Creeds |
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The Rock Art of Inner Mongolia & NingxiaResearch by Paola Demattè on prehistoric rock art, petroglyphs and motifs in inner mongolia, from neolithic to Chinese dynastic culture, of nomadic and pastoral culture of Helanshan. The Rock Art of Inner Mongolia & Ningxia |
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In Search of a Vanishing CivilizationIn Search of a Vanishing Civilization' is the account of Professor Chen Zhao Fu traveling over 20,000 kilometers to bring the prehistoric rock art of China to the attention of the world. In Search of a Vanishing Civilization |
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Life in Rock Art by Chen Zhao FuLife in Rock Art is a thesis written by the eminent prehistorian Professor Chen Zhao Fu examining the various elements of life depicted by the paintings and petroglyphs of China. Presented in Chinese (PDF format - 11.5mb) |
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Tibet - The Rock Art of Lake NamtsoBradshaw Foundation President Robert A. Hefner III explores the rock art of Lake Namtso in Tibet, one of two principal holy lakes in Tibet, at the centre of the great high plains valley floor. The Rock Art of Lake Namtso, Tibet |
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Ancient Rock Carvings from Dazu, ChinaThe rock carvings at Dazu World Heritage Site in south-west China were first created in the seventh century, represent the last great expression of this monumental art form. Ancient Rock Carvings from Dazu in China |
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The Tiger in Chinese Rock ArtAs early as the Neolithic Age, the ancient people living in China's Helan Mountains have created rock art images of the tiger to show their worship. The Chinese Tiger Rock Art Gallery |
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