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Rock Eagle Effigy Mound
Updates to our public rock art sites
by Stephen Alvarez|October 27, 2022|geoglyph, news, Rock Art
Looking for a weekend rock art get away? We've made some updates to our public rock art sites interactive map. All the sites on the list are actively managed for public visitation. Changes include a new site Rock Hawk, direction maps to Rock Eagle and Serpent Mound, better access to embedded VR models in Chauvet, Mt Irish and The Great Gallery of Horseshoe Canyon.
Snake Tailed Cat Petroglyph
Persistence of Place
by Stephen Alvarez|August 5, 2022|cave art, geoglyph, Mural of America, petroglyph, Rock Art
Some places become important to humans and remain so across thousands of years and multiple cultures.
Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian. The Precontact Native American Cultures of Southeastern United States
by Gregory Crouch|March 23, 2022|age, Alabama, Archaic, cave art, geoglyph, Mississippian, Modern, Native American, North America, Painting, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Tennessee, Woodland
Archaic, Woodland, and Mississippian the pre contact Native American Cultures of the Southeastern US.
Blythe Intaglios Geoglyphs
Blythe Intaglios, Geoglyphs of the Lower Colorado River
by Stephen Alvarez|February 16, 2022|Arizona, California, geoglyph, Native American, North America, Rock Art
The Blythe Intaglios are so large they can be seen from space. However, they were only noticed by non Native Americans in the 1930.
New Age of the Cerne Abbas Giant Geoglyph
by Stephen Alvarez|August 8, 2021|age, geoglyph, news, Rock Art
An article in Sapiens lists the age for the Cerne Abbas Giant geoglyph in Dorset, England. The 180 foot long image is now thought to have been made between AD 700 and AD 1100 -the early medieval period. There are 30 or more chalk geoglyphs in Southern England, no word on their age.