"A Petroglyphic Complex in the Upper Tsagaan Gol Valley, Mongolian Altay." International Newletter on Rock Art, No. 32 (2002): 1 - 6.

ARAL TOLGOI :
Aral Tolgoi, on the west end of Khoton Nuur, is the smallest of the three sites. It is distinguished by the age of its imagery: most of the representations at Aral Tolgoi date to the early-middle Holocene; some appear to date even earlier, to the late Pleistocene. The Project has completed its documentation of this site and is preparing its complete report.

Bibliography:
Jacobson, Kubarev, Tseveendorj, "A New Petroglyphic Complex in the Altay Mountains, Bayan Ölgiy aimag, Mongolia." International Newsletter on Rock Art, No. 24 (1999): 11-15.