Type: Archaeological Site - Rock Art
Province: Gilgit-Baltistan
District: Kharmang
Period: Historic
Relative Chronology: 6th - 4th Century BCE
Description: Tolti Thang is situated on the right bank of the nala formed a high terrace, reached through a jeep able road. The site is locally known as Skin Chadpa meaning carved ibexes. Here we found 41 stones with 230 carvings. Among the carvings 209 ibexes, 9 riders, 6 tiger, one snow leopard, 4 horses, and one human figure are found. Below this terrace a small water channel is running towards east. Along this channel on the right side of the main Kharmang road not far from the Deputy Commissioner House two beautiful carved birds were found.
Latitude: 35.023267275
Longitude: 76.093309793
Ownership: Private
Legal Status: Not Protected
Title of Publication: Pak-German Archaeological Mission to the Northern Areas of the Heidelberg Academy for the Humanities and Sciences
Published In: Miscellaneous
Year of Publication: Miscellaneous
Bibliography/Reference: Hauptmann, H.
