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Ancient Peoples, Dwellings, Petroglyphs, Rock Art & Fossils 2020.12.31

The images in this Gallery are collated alphabetically first by a State code like AZ, then in some cases by a location code like PFNP (Petrified Forest National Park) and then the Date of capture and caption. All images in this Gallery are protected bu US Copyright laws. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#748. This boulder in the foreground is covered with scooped out cupules that were used in the same manner as a matate would be grinding corn and seed. Mesa Verde nat. Park Colorado.
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CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#748. This boulder in the foreground is covered with scooped out cupules that were used in the same manner as a matate would be grinding corn and seed. Mesa Verde nat. Park Colorado.

  • CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#741. Mesa Verde Nat. Park Colorado.
  • CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#748. This boulder in the foreground is covered with scooped out cupules that were used in the same manner as a matate would be grinding corn and seed. Mesa Verde nat. Park Colorado.
  • CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#750- This boulder shows the hand and toe holes ground out to help gain access to the upper portion of the dwellings. Mesa Verde Nat. Park Colorado.
  • CO-MVNP2017.10.10-Step House#754. Mesa Verde Nat. Park Colorado.
  • CO-MVNP2017.10.10am9.07#777. Step House. Mesa Verde Nat. Park Colorado.
  • ID-2014.5.14#131.3X. The Tolo Lake Columbian Mammoth. Exhibit Pavilion, Grangeville Idaho.
  • ID-2014.5.14#137.2. The Tolo Lake Columbian Mammoth. Exhibit Pavilion, Grangeville Idaho.
  • MT-WFL2017.5.17#1409. Pictographs. Lake County, Montana.
  • NM-GCD-2019.11.9#4074.2. A modest shelter in a small canyon near Scorpion campground. Gila Wilderness New mexico.
  • NM-GCD1-2019.11.9. Trail to the Gila Cliff Dwellings. Mogollon culture 1280 A.D. to early 1300's. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD2-2019.11.9#3946.2. On the trail up to the cliff Dwellings. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD3-2019.11.9#3955.1x. First open view of the cliffs near the caves and dwellings. Gila wilderness, New mexico.
  • NM-GCD4-2019.11.9#2481.2. First views of the dwellings from Cliff Dwellers Canyon. Gila Wilderness New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD5-2019.11.9#3956.2. Near the top of Cliff Dwellers Canyon, still a couple hundred feet below the dwellings here. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD6-2019.11.9#3962.3. First open views at the level of the dwellings. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD7-2019.11.9#3977.3. Gila Cliff Dwelling. This first dwelling on the trail completely fills the cave entrance. Also note the unusual, unique T-door opening. Mogollon culture 1280 A.D. to early 1300's. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD8-2019.11.9#3980.3. Another view of the previous Gila Cliff Dwelling. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD9-2019.11.9#3981.3. In the second alcove is the entrance to the inside of the Cliff Dwellings. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD10-2019.11.9#3988. The View looking out of a Gila Cliff Dwelling. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
  • NM-GCD11-2019.11.9#3993.2. Another view from the inside of a cliff dwelling looking down on Cliff Dwellers Canyon. Gila Wilderness, New Mexico.
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