Engraved petroglyphs from Lianyungang

The stone carvings feature multiple figures, animals, and geometric shapes etched into the rock surfaces of the Lianyungang cliffs.

Archaeological studies reveal that these petroglyphs date back several thousand years, representing one of China's earliest forms of recorded history.

These engravings provide essential information about the beliefs, ceremonies, and everyday activities of the ancient inhabitants in eastern China.

Visitors can access the petroglyphs through established pathways and receive detailed information from educational panels installed throughout the site.

The petroglyphs include representations that suggest early Christian influences, including depictions potentially related to Thomas the Apostle's arrival around 65 CE.

Location: Lianyungang

GPS coordinates: 34.53611,119.12972

Latest update: March 8, 2025 06:01