- New research has revealed that an enormous geoglyph of a moose in the Ural Mountains, Russia, is among the oldest examples of land art in the world, dating.
- Russian researchers have discovered a huge geoglyph (900ft/275m long) in the shape of an elk or deer in the Ural Mountains, which may predate the Nazca Lines...
- A vast geoglyph thought to be of an elk or deer discovered in Russia could predate Peru's famous Nazca Lines, experts have said.
- Hillside letters in Russia (1 C, 6 F). Media in category "Geoglyphs in Russia". The following 7 files are in this category, out of 7 total.
- The Russian geoglyph was made out of stone, now covered by soil, and an archaeological team has been at work studying it.
- Video: Russian Geoglyph found to be older than nazca lines! ... It must be said that the Elk geoglyph, located on the territory of the Zyuratkul National Park, is...
- 7 – Russian ‘Moose’ Geoglyph, Russia. Outline of the Russian Geoglyph,near Lake Zjuratkul in the Ural Mountains © Paul Bedson (Image Source).
- "The geoglyph is located on the slope of Zjuratkul Ridge, near the lake of the same name in the Zjuratkul National Park.
- A huge geoglyph in the shape of an elk or deer discovered in Russia may predate Peru’s famous Nazca Lines by thousands of years.
- The 900ft “moose” geoglyph in the Ural Mountains, Russia. ... Stanislav Grigoriev, of the Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of History and Archaeology, wrote...