Etched into the rhyolite on Signal Hill in Saguaro National Park about 800 years ago, likely by ancestors of the modern-day Tohono O'odham, this rock art may be directions to water sources and hunting.
Each rock plane faced a different direction so my camera couldn't capture images in the shade. One series was high on a cliff face off limits from the trail. Yes, they fascinate me,too
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These things fascinate me. Thanks for posting them. The cactus photos are also excellent.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wayne.
ReplyDeleteEach rock plane faced a different direction so my camera couldn't capture images in the shade. One series was high on a cliff face off limits from the trail. Yes, they fascinate me,too