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English: These ancient rock carvings date back to 10,000 BCE, and were revealed after an earthquake split the rock formation. No tribe is known to have made these types of carvings before, and it is said that each hole fits a certain person, being "meant" for that person. No one knows why but some people have an unnatural attraction to "their hole".
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July 2011 |
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Azeri |
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