141. Electric Petroglyphs 2000 Electric petroglyphs web design by chew. http://www.petroglyphs.com/

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142. Susquehanna River Rock Art The story of the ancient Safe Harbor petroglyphs in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, believed to be the work of the Susquehannocks' predecessors. http://members.aol.com/Susquekal/SusquehannaRiverRockArt.htm

Susquehanna River Rock Art Friends of the Safe Harbor Petroglyphs Updated 12/29/02 Over time we hope to provide you with photos and charts of the various petroglyph designs as well as information about our various projects and activities. Visit our website often! Ultimately we hope that this site aids us in our mission to share the story of the Safe Harbor Petroglyphs with the general public and to preserve and protect this cultural treasure for future generations. If you would like to be on our mailing list E-mail your address to: Susquekal@aol.com Informative programs and visits to the petroglyphs can also be arranged Contact Paul Nevin at (717) 252-4177 or the E-mail address above Visitors from www.SusquehanaRiver.net Save this address in your 'Favorite Places' file http://members.aol.com/Susquekal/SusquehannaRiverRockArt.htm ARTIFACT AND PETROGLYPH T-SHIRTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE! T-Shirts! Archaeology On The Rocks Research Resumes at Safe Harbor After 70 Years This was the first funded fieldwork to take place at Safe Harbor since 1930-31, when State Archaeologist Donald Cadzow led a 2 year effort to document prehistoric habitation in and around the area affected by the construction of Safe Harbor Dam. The funding is being provided through a grant awarded by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

143. Mojave Desert Petroglyphs petroglyphs main, features, wildlife, theme, road trail, points ofinterest, map, aerial, 360°, video, local, misc. petroglyphs in theMojave http://digital-desert.com/petroglyphs/petroglyphs.html

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144. GORP - Petroglyph National Monument More than 15,000 prehistoric and historic Native American and Hispanic petroglyphs (images carved in rock) stretch 17miles along Albuquerque's West Mesa escarpment. http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_nm/nm_petro.htm

Nat'l Parks Nat'l Forests Nat'l Monuments Wilderness Areas ... Contests Search: DisplayAds ("Top,Right,Middle,TopRight,Right1,Right2,Frame1!Top", "468", "60"); Wildlife We Love (and Would Hate to Lose) 15 Spectacular World Parks Your Guide to Walking Well Top 10 Carolina Campsites ... 2004 Gear of the Year from Outside Online Locations US States Africa Antarctica ... Discussion Boards PARKS SPONSORED LINKS Petroglyph National Monument 6001 Unser Boulevard, NW Albuquerque, New Mexico 87120 More than 15,000 prehistoric and historic Native American and Hispanic petroglyphs (images carved in rock) stretch 17-miles along Albuquerque's West Mesa escarpment. Associated archeological sites provide important chapters in a 12,000 year- long story of human life in the Albuquerque area. Authorized June 27, 1990. Acreage: 1749, federal; 4,517, non-federal. Operating Hours, Seasons: Las Imagines Visitor Center Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily. Boca Negra Unit: Winter: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Mountain Standard Time) Summer: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Mountain Daylight Time). Climate, Recommended Clothing:

145. Petroglyphs! petroglyphs. Adapted from ancient cave designs, petroglyphs feature playfulgraffiti finishes. Click on the pictures above to see available pieces. http://www.artsnet.net/petroglyphs.htm

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146. Worldwide Bed And Breakfasts Inns Directory - Bed And Breakfast Country Inn - B& Only minutes from Albuquerque and a short drive to the Sandia Mountains and Tram, Old Town Albuquerque, Rio Grande Zoo and Aquarium, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, petroglyphs. http://www.bbchannel.com/bbc/p213170.asp

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147. Sea Kayak - Safe Harbor Petroglyphs. Section 01 Safe Harbor petroglyphs. 17406 Phone (717) 252-4177, E-mailSusqueKal@aol.com. Friends of the Safe Harbor petroglyphs. http://www.seakayak.ws/kayak/kayak.nsf/NavigationList/NT0000435E

Section 01 - Safe Harbor Petroglyphs Description On the lower Susquehanna, just below Safe Harbor Dam, the rocks whisper stories of the people of this land. Rock art of long ago generations still survives. Will it survive for the generations of the future? By Paul A. Nevin For hundreds, if not thousands of years before the Europeans came to this land, Native people carved images of humans, birds, animals and their tracks, as well as other designs into the rocks that lay in and along the Susquehanna River. The carvings, or 'petroglyphs', conveyed information perhaps describing a tribe's boundaries or hunting grounds, or telling of the people who lived there or who had passed through, or signifying events or sacred places. Sometimes figures were carved directly over top of others, suggesting that many generations contributed to this legacy. The messages must have been important. The carving, done on hard rock with stone tools, took too much effort to have been done on a whim. And to carve graffiti on the rocks would be to desecrate Mother Earth. Perhaps 1,000 petroglyphs could once be found among several sites on the river between Columbia, Pa. and Port Deposit, Md. The new settlers in this land noticed them and over the years occasionally recorded and studied them, but also removed them for garden ornaments and broke them up for rock dams and fishing weirs.

148. Please Help Us To Serve You Better Pueblos struggle to protect petroglyphs Developers press for highway Posted May05, 2004 1251pm EST by Brenda Norrell / Southwest Staff Reporter / Indian http://www.indiancountry.com/?1083775997

149. FX Ranch Bed And Breakfast Guest House Home Page Nestled in the high chaparral country of central Arizona alongside a former stagecoach road traveled in the 1800's with Indian ruins, petroglyphs, abandoned mines, springs and a lake. http://www.fxranch.com/fxranch/

FX Ranch Family Owned and Operated Humboldt, Arizona FX Ranch Home Page Home Guest House Activities Area Attractions How to Find Us ... About FX Ranch 4255 S. Highway 69 P.O. Box 667 Humboldt, AZ 86329 (928) 632-7023 fax Info@fxRanch.com www.fxRanch.com Come Enjoy the Where You Can... "Own Your Own Ranch for a Day" Located in the high chaparral country alongside a former stagecoach road traveled in the 1800's with Indian ruins, Petroglyphs, abandoned mines, springs, a lake, and much, much more. We offer many things to do at the FX Ranch. There are excellent photo opportunities and interesting history lessons. You can take a jeep tour or help to gather fresh eggs. There are ranch animals to feed and horses to curry. You can even sit by the lake and fish for large mouth bass. There is hiking, camping, fireside signing and story telling along with incredible star gazing. Our ten-man hot tub (in season) is really relaxing after a full day of activities. Come join us for cattle round up and branding in the spring and the fall (call for dates). Be certain to pack jeans and boots to better enjoy the outdoor activities.

150. Dinosaur Art By Native Americans (Petroglyphs) Dinosaur Art By Native Americans (petroglyphs). Evidence that Dinosaurs and Humanscoexisted. What evolutionists have said if man and dinosaurs co-existing. http://www.bible.ca/tracks/native-american-dino-art.htm

Dinosaur Art By Native Americans (Petroglyphs) Evidence that Dinosaurs and Humans co-existed What evolutionists have said if man and dinosaurs co-existing. Natural Bridges National Park, Utah Dr. Dennis Swift, brought to our attention, petroglyphs under one of the spectacular bridges in White Rock Canyon within Natural Bridges National Monument near Blanding, Utah. The lower left photo shows men pointing to where the etchings are located. The park literature attributes the petroglyphs to the Anasazi who inhabited the area from approximately A.D. 400 to A.D. 1300. Can you see the dino? A book on Indian rock art sold at the park visitors center says, "There is a petroglyph in Natural Bridges National Monument that bears a startling resemblance to a dinosaur, specifically a Brontosaurus, with a long tail and neck, small head and all." (Prehistoric Indians, Barnes and Pendleton, 1995, p.201) The desert varnish, which indicates age, is especially heavy over this section. (Click on photo for high resolution) Grand Canyon: An example of Native American rock art carved into the walls of Grand Canyon. It was discovered in 1879 by E. L. Doheny and documented in 1924 by a scientific expedition which included Dr. Charles W. Gilmore, Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, United States National Museum. The resulting publication reported as "fact" that "some prehistoric man made a pictograph of a dinosaur on the walls of this canyon..."

151. Ute Mountain Tribal Park: Archaeology In Southwest Colorado Within the boundaries of the park are hundreds of surface ruins and cliff dwellings, a select number of which have been stabilized for visitation. There are also many historic Ute wall paintings and petroglyphs. http://swcolo.org/Tourism/Archaeology/UteMtTribalPark.html

Ute Mountain Tribal Park in Southwest Colorado Part of the Ute Mountain Ute Indian Reservation, the Ute Mountain Tribal Park has been set aside to preserve remnants of the Ancestral Puebloan and Ute cultures. The Park encompasses approximately 125,000 acres around a 25 mile stretch of the Mancos River. Within the park are hundreds of surface sites and cliff dwellings, Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs, and historic Ute wall paintings and petroglyphs. The Tribal Park is operated as a primitive area in order to protect its cultural and environmental resources. Emphasis is placed on experiencing the natural setting. Tours are guided by Ute Indians with a broad knowledge of Ute and Ancestral Puebloan cultures. The tours include Ute history and rock art, surface sites and cliff dwellings. The full day tour (which is highly recommended) visits four magnificent cliff dwellings and requires a three-mile walk on unpaved trails and scaling ladders. In order to protect the fragile resources, self-guided tours are not permitted. VISITING the TRIBAL PARK Tours begin at Tribal Park headquarters located approximately 20 miles south of Cortez on Highway 666. Round-trip drive from the Visitor Center, on gravel and dirt roads, is 80 miles for the full-day trip, and 40 miles for the half-day trip.

152. Alaska Peak & Seas (907)874-2454 Fishing, wilderness tours, and whale watching with guide Mark Galla. Sights include petroglyphs and totem poles. Map, photo gallery, and reservations. http://www.wedoalaska.com/

Map Wrangell Weather Photo Gallery ... Reservation Page Dreaming of visiting the great last frontier, the state of Alaska? The following is a list of Excursions Custom Tailored to Your Interests that can be yours with Fishing * Wildlife Viewing, Including Brown and Black Bears * Wilderness Tours * Whale Watching and Listening * Jet Boat Tours * Transporter Service (Water Taxi) to Any Point of Interest within 200 miles * Natural Hot Springs * Flightseeing * Petroglyphs (Ancient Rock Etchings) * Totem Poles * And More Mark Galla P.O. Box 362 Wrangell, AK 99929 Phone/Fax: (907) 874-2454 email: mark@wedoalaska.com Revised: 07 July 2000 Web Page Design Kathy Ellis

153. Virtual Saskatchewan - St. Victor Petroglyphs intriguing petroglyphs in Saskatchewan may offer insightinto movement of people to the northern plains. http://www.virtualsk.com/current_issue/st_victor_petroglyphs.html

by Dave Yanko ST. VICTOR Rock carvings located just outside this village are worth a visit when travelling in the Big Muddy Badlands region of south-central Saskatchewan. They're one of the most interesting, if puzzling, examples of petroglyphs on the northern plains. - courtesy Tim Jones Image of a grizzly-bear paw at St. Victor The St. Victor Petroglyphs were carved into horizontal sandstone at the top of a cliff. They include representations of animal, bird and human tracks foot and hand prints as well as several symbols, and a few human and animal figures. No one knows who carved the 'glyphs', or why. Saskatoon archaeologist Tim Jones, who has co-authored with his wife Louise a report on the topic, can't offer a good guess as to how old they are, either, except to note that the subjects carved show no evidence of being created in any other than prehistoric times. Tim Jones "It's almost as though (the St. Victor site) is hiding the secret of its age and authorship," says Jones, who's the executive director of the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society.

154. Therapeutic Horsemanship Of Hawaii Recreational and therapeutic riding and pony carts for children that have a physical impairment. http://www.petroglyphs.com/thh.htm

Therapeutic Horsemanship of Hawaii What is T.H.H.? Therapeutic Horsemanship of Hawaii is a nonprofit 501 C(3) organization which provides recreational horseback riding and pony cart driving for handicapped children and adults. Why use horses for therapy? Horses provide a freedom of mobility and a means of achievement not always possible in other forms of therapy. Horses provide a pleasurable riding experience, exercise in coordination, balance, improving muscle tone and relaxation, stimulating circulation and the mind- psychologically making a disabled rider/driver feel less disabled. Where is T.H.H. located? In peaceful Waimanalo at the beautiful Waimanalo Polo Fields. Classes are held by appointment. Who may T.H.H. help? People suffering from hearing and vision loss, learning disabled, brain damaged, autism, spina bifida, emotional and mental disorders, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis and amputees. How can you start with T.H.H.? A Physician's referral and physical therapist's assessment are necessary. If the applicant is being seen by a therapist, conjoint planning is recommended. How much does it cost?

155. Three Rivers Petroglyphs Some Three Rivers petroglyphs. various petroglyphs The Jornada Mogollonpeople left their mark in the rocks of Southeast New Mexico. http://www.vivanewmexico.com/se.3rivers.pics.html

Some Three Rivers Petroglyphs Bighorn sheep petroglyph Kachina-like petroglyph, with headdress and wand could be related to the modern Pueblo Kachina religion. Rattlesnakes have always been common in this region. The Jornada Mogollon people left their mark in the rocks of Southeast New Mexico Back to Three Rivers Petroglyph Site Back to VIVA! New Mexico Last modified December 21, 1994. Ron Wayne Green viva@swcp.com

156. UNESCO nor_rock.gif (28036 bytes)This group of petroglyphs in the Alta Fjord, near the ArcticCircle, bears the traces of a settlement dating from 4200 to 500 BC The http://www.unesco.org/opi2/baltics/norway.htm

Norway World Heritage Sites in Norway Urnes Stave Church Set in the natural landscape of Sogn og Fjordane, the wooden church of Urnes (the "stavkirke"), built during the 12th and 13th centuries, is an exceptional vestige of Scandinavian wooden architecture. The church brings together traces of Celtic art, Viking traditions and Romanesque spatial structures. Bryggen Bryggen, the old wharf of Bergen, is a reminder of the town's importance as part of the Hanseatic League's trading empire from the 14th to the mid-16th century. Many fires, the last in 1955, have ravaged the beautiful wooden houses of Bryggen but its main structure has been preserved. Many of the remaining 58 buildings are now used as artists' studios. Røros Mining Town Located on a mountainous site, its history is linked to the exploitation of copper mines, discovered in the 17th century and used for 333 years until 1977. Completely rebuilt after its destruction by Swedish troops in 1679, the city includes some eighty wooden houses, most of which are grouped around courtyards. Many of them still retain their dark pitch log façades which give the town a medieval aspect.

157. 6.2 The Ancient Petroglyphs Of Gobustan Gobustan The Ancient petroglyphs of Gobustan. Discovery of Gobustan The petroglyphsof Gobustan were not discovered by an archeological expedition. http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/magazine/62_folder/62_articles/62_gobustan.

Summer 1998 (6.2) Gobustan The Ancient Petroglyphs of Gobustan by Nigar Abbaszade For more information about Thor Heyerdahl's research on Gobustan, see our feature, "The Azerbaijan Connection" (AI 3.1, Spring 1995). Here, for the first time, Heyerdahl wrote that he suspects that the ancestral people of Scandinavia came from the region now identified as Azerbaijan. Photo: Carvings of reed boats at Gobustan that attracted Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl to visit the site. When I was just a kid in high school, our ancient history teacher took us to see the Stone Age petroglyphs at Gobustan. It wasn't far away-only 54 km southwest of Baku. I was amazed by the carvings I saw there-ancient peoples, goats, deer, boats and hunting scenes. The images made a deep impression on me and led me to do historical research about the "Magical Images in Ancient Art in Azerbaijan" for my Bachelor's degree at Baku State University in the Department of Culture and Art. Discovery of Gobustan The petroglyphs of Gobustan were not discovered by an archeological expedition. In fact, their revelation came about quite by accident. In the 1930s, work was going on there in a stone quarry. The area is full of huge boulders and rock formations. One of the quarry workers noticed some unusual carvings on the rocks. The more the rocks were cut out, the more the paintings could be seen. (Before they had been hidden from view inside a huge pile of boulders.) Even more paintings were found inside what appeared to be man-made caves. Work at the quarry soon stopped so that the paintings could be examined more carefully.

158. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Petroglyphs The petroglyphs that I saw at Volcanoes National Park were along theChain of Craters Road. There was a small pullout to park the http://www.billandcori.com/hawaii/petroglyphs.htm

Explore: Ancient World Biking Camping ... Road Trips Petroglyphs Our Links: Volcanoes NP Hiking Petroglyphs Na Pali Hiking Waiamea Hiking ... Vacation Itinerary The petroglyphs that I saw at Volcanoes National Park were along the Chain of Craters Road. There was a small pullout to park the car and a simple walk in to see the petroglyphs. The map indicated that the trail was .7 miles, but since the terrain was mostly level, it was not a strenuous hike. The trail is marked by cairns (small rock piles), and they lead to a wooden deck that encircles the petroglyphs. You can walk around on the deck and look over the rails to see the carvings. Since the petroglyps are protected, it is important that people do not walk on or touch the carvings. The images were carved by the ancestors of some people who are still local to the area, which was an interesting point to me. The people placed the umbilical cord of a newborn into a hole carved into the rock. If left undiscovered, the child would not grow up into a thief. In this image, there are many holes, and one interesting one that is surrounded by three circles.

159. Search Directory Page Dinosaur petroglyphs at Natural Bridges National MonumentDinosaur petroglyphs at Natural Bridges National Monument. Author DougSharp Subject Dinosaurs Date 06/07/2001. HOW TO FIND THE petroglyphs. http://istvan.com/petroglyphs

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160. North: Landscape Of The Imagination / Le Nord: Paysage Imaginaire The petroglyphs of Hudson Strait *. Photos and text by Fred Bruemmer.A petroglyph(41K) Several petroglyphs were disfigured by axe blows. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/north/h16-4104-e.html

North Before 1500 The Petroglyphs of Hudson Strait Photos and text by Fred Bruemmer IN THE EARLY SUMMER OF 1961, the French anthropologist Bernard Saladin d'Anglure visited the small village of Wakeham Bay on the south shore of Hudson Strait. This is a region rich in game, inhabited by Eskimos since time immemorial. A federal meteorological observer, F. F. Payne, who lived in the area from August 1885 to September 1886 wrote: "The graves of the Eskimos are found everywhere along the coast, some well built over with stones while others only show where the body was laid, the bones being scattered in every direction. The favorite place of burial is an island where the foxes and wolves cannot get at the bodies, and near Cape Prince of Wales an island, about ten acres in area, was seen literally covered with graves; and monuments ten feet high were erected here and there throughout it." But so numerous are islands and islets in this region, that this particular Eskimo necropolis has not been rediscovered to this day. Thus it was not surprising to Saladin d'Anglure that Wakeham Bay's Eskimos volunteered information about a wealth of archaeological sites. What did surprise him, was the information that there were "devils' heads" cut into the rock of an ancient steatite quarry on Qikertaaluk Island, a day's journey from Wakeham Bay, where Eskimos in the past obtained soapstone for lamps, and which they still visited occasionally to procure soapstone for carvings.

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