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Arizona Petroglyphs

February 19, 2011 By Administrator

This past week my brother and I drove a little west to the White Tank Mountain Regional Park to hike the Waterfall Canyon Trail. As I mentioned in my last blog post, I didn’t make it all the way.

However, I was in for a pleasant surprise: Petroglyph Plaza. There are ever so many rocks of varying sizes that have petroglyphs. Two Petroglyph styles have been recorded at the park.: Archiac Style and Hohokam Style (also called Gila Style). The Hohokam apparently abandoned the White Tank Mountains about 1100 A.D.

These delightful images depict such things as game hunting, history, marking the landscape, sky watching, and spiritual life. If you live in the Valley, or plan to visit, you might want to consider taking this hike.

Below are two graphics. The first is an original shot of a rock covered with petroglyphs. The second is the same photo, except redigitized by me. I always “see” more than the camera! I look forward to another visit soon and especially to the Black Rock Trail.

petroglyphoriginal

petroglyphredigitized1

P.S. There is a nearby horseback riding stable and a brand new county library and nature center. The White Tanks are close to many other places: Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium, Luke AFB, Sun City, Peoria, and Litchfield Park.

Filed Under: Photography, Social Science Tagged With: Archiac Style, Arizona, County Library White Tank Branch, Gila, Hohokam Style, Litchfield Park., Luke AFB, Peoria, petroglyphs, Photography, Sun City, Waterfall Canyon Hike, White Tank Mountain Regional Park, Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium

Comments

  1. Melissa says

    February 21, 2011 at 6:31 pm

    Gorgeous Judy! I love the color in the second shot. Beautiful!

  2. Administrator says

    February 21, 2011 at 6:39 pm

    Thanks, Melissa. I so enjoy redigitizing already interesting and beautiful things. And how are your book sales going? What’s next in your list of projects for deaf and rescue dog photography?

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