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TITLE	Mimbres Style Petroglyphs
CREATOR	Unknown
SUBJECT	Petroglyphs--Arizona; Petroglyphs--Southwest New; Rock art --Arizona
Browse Topic	Native Americans Arts and architecture Society and culture
DESCRIPTION	A petroglyph is rock art that is pecked, scratched or abraided into the rock surface. These petroglyphs depict a big horn sheep, a dragon fly and other elements characteristic of the Mimbres culture. These and other petroglyphs found on the eastern slopes of the Chiricahua Mountains helped extend the Mimbres culture significantly to the West. This image was taken by Dan Frey.
TYPE	Image
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT	This resource is owned by Dan Frey and is provided to Cochise College Libraries for educational purposes only. It may not be downloaded, reproduced or distributed in any format without written permission of Cochise College. For permission to use please contact smitht@cochise.edu
DATE ORIGINAL	2000 ca.
Time Period	Pre-Territorial Period (Before 1863)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Photograph
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	Image1_slide5Dan.jpeg
Date Digital	2005
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
REPOSITORY	Cochise College Libraries