(Baonghean.vn) - Hang Bo Cave in Hoa Son commune (Anh Son district) is an archaeological site identified as a dwelling place of ancient Vietnamese people. The unique feature of this cave is the strange characters carved on the stone slabs.
Hang Bo Cave is located within a range of towering rocky mountains running through Yen Hoa village (Hoa Son commune). Geological changes have given this cave unique and unusual features, namely flat, plank-like rock slabs. And on these slabs, there are strange characters considered to be the rudimentary drawings of ancient Vietnamese people.
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| Hang Bo cave is located in the limestone mountain range in Yen Hoa (Hoa Son) village, with a relatively flat valley in front, which is used for farming by the local people. |
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| To identify the Cow Cave area from a distance, people should follow the point with white cliffs on the mountainside. |
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| Hang Bo cave is quite spacious, with high ceilings and walls, making it very cool in the summer. |
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| What makes the Cow Cave unique is that it has a flat stone slab carved with strange characters. |
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| These are considered to be the earliest sketches of ancient Vietnamese people, dating back thousands of years. |
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| The characters are at the top of the stone slab. |
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| The characters are inscribed at the bottom of the stone slab. |
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| According to archaeologists, the stone slab with the strange inscription may have been separated from the opposite block due to geological changes. This is because this block also has a flat surface, with curves that almost perfectly match those of the other slab. |
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| And on the surface of the opposite rock, there are also strange markings or symbols. |
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| Hang Bo cave has small openings leading outside, allowing one to observe the beauty of the outside world thanks to the sunlight shining in. |
Cong Kien
