Prehistoric Indian petroglyphs ( for Nongo ) by kimariehere

Photography • Historical • posted on Jan 14, 2006

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Hello all!! Yesterday , I put up a cave taken in Valley of the Fire and mentioned that I saw antient rock art made by early Indians in Navada. Nogo ( Akime)asked to see some of the example. So I put together a collage of the rock art last night,. Akemi ( Nongo )this is for you!..you are a wonderful photographer - i enjoy your work! Native American rock art, people often use the words petroglyph and pictograph interchangeably but they really are two different things. Petroglyphs are etched, carved or gouged into the rock whereas pictographs are simply painted onto the rock surface. SO here are a few gathered examples of prehistoric Indian petroglyphs! They are sometimes difficult to find locations of these marks that have been scratched into the rock surface. I found many and choose a few to show you today. The images are usually found in areas of 'desert varnish'

Comments (56)

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2Loose2Trek

4:05PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Wow, Kimmers, this is professionally presented. Excellent work! V

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anitalee Online Now!

4:05PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Very cool

ana-maria

4:06PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Wonderful and very interesting composition. A lot of things to explore. Outstanding work, thanks for sharing!!!

Georgy

4:09PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

"WOW" Great presintation of these wonderful images. They are beautiful Kimarie.

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tmathise

4:14PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

This is beautiful Kimmers. The photography in each of the five photos is excellent. But what really makes this work for me is the presentation you've done here. I love the icons you've added to the black areas, and the frame totally rocks! Magnificent work Kimmers, simply awesome! PS. The synopsis is really excellent too, nice dedi!

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erlandpil

4:16PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Very very nice and good picture

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tibet2004uk

4:19PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Now this is wicked Kim!! Fascinating infos and piccies!! Thx so much for sharing this!!! I love it!

KiwiMiss

5:31PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

I love tribal type things like this! Would have been amazing to see in person! Wonderful captures and display Kimmers :)

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kenwas

5:34PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Well presented KM.

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Blush

5:39PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

These are excellent pletroglyphs Very old and authenic...I too would of love to have seen this in person... I bet you were in awe This is going to my favs Vote n hugs Susan~

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brycek

5:46PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

WOW..Magnificent work, Kim. Excellent!! V

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redbeard

5:57PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

This must have been an amazing experience, a real treat to see. I can't imagine what the artists that drew these would think of the way we do art around here! Wonderful, thanks for sharing!

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gunsan

5:59PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

I love those petroglyphs (a new word for me), and I love your presentaion of them here, as well as your history writing. Always great to learn something new at the same time I enjoy such a great composition.

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miladyblu

6:20PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Hello!Very impressive and very interesting captures!!I love very much these very precious prehistoric works of art of indians of Nevada !!It is really surprising and exciting to admire these Prehistoric Indian petroglyphs that have preserved in perfect conditions for 3000 - 4000 years until the days ours! Really fantastic!You made a excellent work my dearest Kimmers!!Really well done!Thank you for sharing these your big masterpieces!Very nice presentation!V!!I wish you a happy sunday!A big hug!

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Loloe

6:30PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Wow! Excellent work again, superb presentation! All the pics are beautiful, Bravo!!!!!v Have a very nice Sunday!

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Mikan

6:59PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

oh, very interesting history lesson! a well deserved vote for your presentation! v

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Richardphotos

7:14PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

super collage Kimarie. did you walk up the stair case leading to drawings high on the clifs? It is amazing as how they managed to hang on sheer rocks and do drawings

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Digimon

7:33PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

I LOVE prehistoric pictographs! They are living proof of extra-terrestrial visitors! Check out the Navajos! Thease are fabulous Kimmers! I bet you were so excited to see them up close!!

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nongo

8:01PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Standing up and applauding!!!!!!! I'm so glad you captured these and put this together, so beautifully!!!!! I've always been intrigued by this ancient artwork, that tells a story of important events of the time. Thanks Kim, superb images!!!!!!V

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BBarbs

8:21PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Great pictures of the Petroyglyphs. Are they not a fantastic thing to behold ? Your presentation is fantastic....maybe you should send it to National Geographic. :-) Super work and fascinating subject.

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Bothellite

9:06PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Thank you and what a wonderful experience seeing this created a moment ago in geology time and many many lifetimes past.

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idiot_sphinx

9:28PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Very lovely captures and a knowledgeable summery of what they are! Well shot and framed !!~**~!!

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odie

9:36PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

Gosh ~ what a fabulous photo!! I love this rich and historic collection of shots! WOW!! :0)

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SoulSearcherr

10:26PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

fantastic job here and so interesting..love things such as this..bravoo on a job well done..S

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Nuria

11:02PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

WONDERFUL !!! Fabulous photo !!

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rayburg

11:09PM | Sat, 14 January 2006

4000 year old graffiti. I wonder if they got in trouble writing and drawing on the walls..lol...Great presentation young lady...nicr job on the frame..

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