Southwestern petroglyph tradition

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The Southwestern petroglyph tradition is a style of ancient rock art found across the American Southwest, characterized by pecked or carved images and symbols on stone surfaces created by Indigenous peoples over many centuries.

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Puerco Pueblo artStyle Southwestern petroglyph tradition