Description: Petroglyph of an open-armed, open-legged figure formed by pecking, incising, and abrading the soft sandstone using harder stones (hammerstones).
Description: Navajo people probably scratched this horse-and-rider petroglyph into the rock sometime after the 16th century when horses were first brought by the Spaniards to the Southwest.
Description: Grooves and holes in the canyon wall. They may have been worn by tool sharpening, but their groupings suggest other (non-practical) reasons they were created.
