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1. Rock Art Holiday Card from Zazzle.com

By: bluerabbit, on 11/27/2011
Blog: Words and Pictures (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: ancient, archaic, barrier canyon style, petroglyph, rock art, travel, utah, art, writing, photography, native american, southwest, on vacation, Add a tag

Rock Art Holiday Card from Zazzle.com.

I had to share this. It’s a genuine petroglyph, carved into Navajo Sandstone in Dry Fork Canyon, Utah. We visited the site on a tour with the Museum of the West last year. There are dozens of these wonderful Barrier Canyon era figures in the area. They were done in the Archaic Period and are very old.

Find out more about them here:

http://www.thefurtrapper.com/Fremont_rock_art.htm