Topic:Rock paintings in Yellow River basin and Yellow River civilization

Speaker:Liu Zaicong, vice director of college of history and culture, Northwest Normal University

Date:at 3:00pm on 19 Dec.

Location:Multi-function hall

How to Attend:Please scan the code below to skip to the Museum's WeChat official account , and make your reservation!

Tel:0371-63582521

Rock paintings are the initial stage of human paintings. Early humans drew on the rocks to make records before the appearance of written language, in this case rock paintings can be called as "history books" and "diaries" on rocks. China is rich in rock paintings, and as the Mother River of the Chinese nation, Yellow River has witnessed the birth of numerous rock paintings of great significance.

When did the rock paintings in Yellow River appear? Who invented it? What messages the rock paintings carried? Join this lecture and you may find the answers.