Petroglyphs in the rock face of Canyon De Chelly National Monument

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Creator: Margery H. Freeman

Date created: Unknown
Location: Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Arizona
License: This photograph copyright ©2007. All Rights Reserved

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Petroglyphs on a rock face in Canyon De Chelly National Park.

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Petroglyphs can be seen on this rock face in Canyon De Chelly National Monument. Anasazi Indians lived in this area between 350 and 1300 CE.

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