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Petroglyph National Monument
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Volunteers at Petroglyph National Monument
 
Two Volunteers photographing petroglyphs

As with all National Parks and Monuments, we owe a huge debt of gratitude to the people who volunteer their time and efforts to making Petroglyph National Monument the place it is, and helping us move toward what we CAN become.

For park volunteer opportunities, contact:

Park Volunteer Coordinator (505) 899-0205 x230 or        e-mail us

 

 
Volunteers logging petroglyphs
 
Volunteer photographing petroglyphs
 
Recording Petroglyphs
Detail of the Great Gallery pictograph panel  

Did You Know?
Some of the rock art in Horseshoe Canyon was painted over 3,000 years ago. Now known as "Barrier Canyon" style rock art, it was painted by nomadic groups of hunter-gatherers that roamed throughout the southwest.
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Last Updated: August 28, 2009 at 18:16 EST