Petroglyphs Complexes From the Viewpoint of Art History: Semantic Interpre-Tation of “The Shaman Riding the Wolf”, the Petroglyphs Composition (Baga–uyghur, Western Mongolia)

Culture in the Eurasian Space
doi 10.32340/2541-772x-2018-1-106-111
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The Federal State Educational Institution Of Higher Education Altai State Institute Of Culture

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