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Elaborate ancient Native American petroglyphs of the Basketmaker Culture of about 2000 years ago chipped into the black desert varnish of a cliff face in the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah. In the distance is the San Juan River. Pictured here are bighorn sheep.
Elaborate ancient Native American petroglyphs of the Basketmaker Culture of about 2000 years ago chipped into the black desert varnish of a cliff face in the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah. In the distance is the San Juan River. Pictured here are bighorn sheep.
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Big Kachina Panel
  • American Southwest
  • American West
  • Basketmaker culture
  • Butler Wash Panel
  • Colorado Plateau
  • Federal Public lands
  • Jon Fuller Photography/NaturePhoto
  • Native American
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  • San Juan County
  • San Juan River
  • Shash Jaa Unit - Bears Ears National Monument
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