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The New Well site is located 27 miles northeast of St. Johns, Arizona, and just a half mile from the New Mexico border. The petroglyphs are located on large boulders at the base of a ridge. On the top of the ridge is an Anasazi ruin that dates to the Pueblo III period (AD 1100-1300) with some components dating to the earlier Pueblo II period ,(which began AD 900). Next 8 photos. Photographs by Jeff Hammond |
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| horizontal katcina figure on top; the segmented figure with dots may be a corn representation |
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here to see artistic reproductions of Anasazi and other petroglyphs (opens a new window) |
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| frog, lizard or toad on left; ??? on right | petroglyph panel |
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| female figure in a possible birth configuration | |
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| Books about Petroglyphs and Rock Art |
turtle like figure playing
a flute; part of the panel has broken away due to natural causes click here to see artistic renditions of fluteplayer & Kokopelli petroglyphs (opens a new window) |
