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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsPhotos: Mystery People - Guy Tal Photographer, Author
Keepers of the Altar
Fremont culture anthropomorphous adorn the wall of a shamanic ceremonial site.
Grinding Stone
Metates and manos in ancient alcove dwelling.
Curiosity
Leopard lizard watching me cautiously as I photograph a bighorn sheep petroglyph.
Hunting Lodge
A shallow alcove under a giant boulder, decorated with hunting-related pictographs dating back to archaic times (thousands of years old).
Medicine Bowl
Pestle and mortar in an ancient puebloan dwelling. The small size indicates it was used to grind something in small portions, rather than major food ingredients.
Tightrope Walker
Anthropomorphic petroglyph at an ancient ceremonial site.
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Photos: Mystery People - Guy Tal Photographer, Author (Original Post)
Donkees
Jan 2022
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Walleye
(31,022 posts)1. I always think of the cave paintings as the original photo journalism
Beautiful photos
Pinback
(12,154 posts)2. Fantastic work.
Beautiful. And he leads workshops! Very interesting site - thanks for the tip.
Donkees
(31,403 posts)3. So much beauty in his gallery pages ...
Variation on a Rhapsody
Image code: #de001915
Elegant swirls of eroded sandstone. The title refers to a former image I titled, Rhapsody in Sandstone. In time, I came to like the variation better than the original.
abqtommy
(14,118 posts)4. Thanks, those pics are fantastic! I bookmared your thread to my browser. nt