The Teimareh region in Iran contains over 21,000 petroglyphs, some dating back 40,000 years, making it one of the largest rock art sites in the world.
These carvings depict animals, hunters, and fabled creatures, offering a window into the lives, beliefs, and experiences of early humans.
Spanning millennia, Teimareh’s engravings reflect a deep connection to nature and storytelling, preserving a record of a world where symbols carried meaning across generations.
