This book is the second volume of the Bangudae Petroglyphs in Ulsan which was first published in 2014. This is the fourth publication put forth by the Ulsan Institute of Cultural Properties and is part of the Korean petroglyph analysis report series. 'Ulsan Bangudae Petroglyphs, National Treasure No. 285, Bangudae Petroglyphs' is an archaeological site located on the perpendicular rock surfaces in the Ulsan Metropolitan City of South Korea. These unique petroglyphs take an important place in the prehistoric art history of the world as one of the often-cited sites where prehistoric art content and development is under analysis and discussion.Ulsan Daegok-ri Bangudae Petroglyphs takes an important place in the prehistoric world art history as one of the often-cited sites when discussing the prehistoric art trends. Bangudae Petroglyphs preserve the people's views on the world, nature and life in the prehistoric hunting and gathering society. Bangudae Petroglyphs show a variety of animals other than whales, deer and tigers. The additional research findings and the increased understanding of the prehistoric ecosystem and environment of the Ulsan area may help identify the previously unidentified species of the petroglyphs.
