South Mountain petroglyphs: Spirals used in conjunction with shadows were sometimes used as solstice markers, they may also represent wind, whirlwinds, emergence, journey to the center, migrations, and rain.

Pictures of rock art at South Mountain. Petroglyphs created 700 years ago by Hohokam.

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Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: star

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: part man/part lizard.

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: shaman maybe wearing mask.

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: Spirals used in conjunction with shadows were sometimes used as solstice markers, they may also represent wind, whirlwinds, emergence, journey to the center, migrations, and rain.

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: spiral.

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: spiral and a lizard (like a chuckwalla because it's so fat in middle).

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: geometric pattern ... perhaps a rattlesnake.

Stokes-R-Us > South Mountain petroglyphs: lizard man

South Mountain petroglyphs: Spirals used in conjunction with shadows were sometimes used as solstice markers, they may also represent wind, whirlwinds, emergence, journey to the center, migrations, and rain.

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