Petroglyphs II - Albuquerque - New Mexico Photograph by Steven Ralser

Petroglyphs II - Albuquerque - New Mexico

by Steven Ralser

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Title

Petroglyphs II - Albuquerque - New Mexico

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Steven Ralser

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Photograph - Photography

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Petroglyph National Monument, located on the western side of Albuquerque, New Mexico is one of the largest petroglyph sites in North America. The symbols were carved into the basaltic rocks by Native Americans and Spanish settlers 400-700 years ago. Intros photo the Sandia Mountains, on the east side of Albuquerque, are visible on the right.

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Comments (21)

Nikolyn McDonald

The exposure is tough in this part of the country - this looks great! And I love your take on the "Art" thread - art it is and of the earliest kind. Fun to think that this "primitive" look is still in style.