Herd of goats on two different sections of split boulder. Those above are probably earlier than the small group below. Note the treatment of some of the animals as if seen in a three-quarter pose. The vertical surface may delay the repatination of the images; thus the upper group may belong to the Early Nomadic Period.
Hunter with bow, several animals executed with varied techniques and, possibly, varied hands. Note use of dense scraping of goat image.On edge of bedrock high on eastern ridge of Shiveet Khairkhan.
Section of Large Panel with several instances of overlay: rider scratched onto an earlier leopard, leopards juxtaposed with earlier bull, and Tagar rider and horses (lower left). Deeply scraped, worn.
Detail of RA_PETR_TG_0929, with Tagar Period horse, goat, and camel on the right and three much later riders on the left. The camel has been partially repecked and covered with scratches, including that of a frontal stick figure. The riders on the left include one on a horse with ram horns; all have elaborate regalia.
Section of ""Large Panel"" with snow leopard; goats confronted by dogs; an archer with large bow, drawn arrow, and daluur; and two riders, one of which brandishes a Tagar battle axe. Horiontal, deeply scraped surface.
Wolf, partially covered by lichen, chasing two ibex on finely scraped, red bedrock surface. Note extremely deep, careful pecking in contrast to that of the (later) bull image, lower right. On high terrace, east end of complex.
Small hunter shooting right towards three animals done in an Arzhan style; stag and ucertain element on right appear to be by a different and later hand. On section of broken outcrop, Khar Chuluut.
Three images, possibly all by different hands: tall figure with long staff, daluur, quiver (Bronze Age); crude goat Iron Age); boar done in an elaborate parcelled style (Arzhan or Pazyryk style).
Detail with two hunters, both possibly from same time but one much more finely done and finished with considerable scoring. The latter figure carries a re-curve bow and seems to be aiming at the large goat on the other side of the section. The horse seems to have been pecked by the same hand as did the fine hunter, while the goat overlaps the archer and has thus probably been executed a little later.