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The World Wide Web makes it easy to share photos of interesting places.
Sit back and enjoy a tour of the Southwest. Listed below are categories of
photos relating to the prehistoric cultures in the Four Corners area. There is
background information about each topic and several of my photographs.
Please remember - these photographs are copyrighted. If you want to
use them in any way, please send an email message to ssherry@umich.edu
requesting permission.
Drawings on rocks are probably the most enduring form of prehistoric art.
Petroglyph sites are found throughout the entire American Southwest. I am always
intrigued when I come across a petroglyph site. I wonder who made the images, what they
mean, and why they were drawn at that site.
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Chaco Canyon was the center of the Anasazi culture by AD 900. Magnificent
"great houses" were built in a remote canyon in Northwestern New Mexico.
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If you have any questions or experience any problems with this website, please contact ssherry@umich.edu
This page was last updated on Monday, July 01, 2002.
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