Album Rock Art and Ruins

[Bob]

Yes recognize it .... but been to si many have forgotten where, would have to look at pics to refresh my feeble mind

 

[xjblue]

I stayed on the safe side of that drop off myself.


Ledge by Jared Payne, on Flickr

 

[Reef&Ruins]

Man oh man I would love to see that site.

 

[westy]

Mojave Desert.

 

[Yvonne]

We have lots of ruins in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes NP
These are all remains of ancient fishing villages not covered by lava yet.
Itʻs fantastic finding these in the remote backcountry of the park.

Here are some of my most recent hikes along the Puna Coast Trail inside the park

some random rock art in older lava outcrops

old Heiau

Old Kōnane game on some lava rocks:
It is similar to Checkers and is still played in Hawaiʻi
You use white coral or shell pieces and black lava pieces to play it

 

[Bob]

Anybody hear of where this is?

MSN

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Anybody hear of where this is?

MSN

It says near Castle Rock Pueblo, which is in the Sand Canyon area of the Canyons of the Ancients. That's about as specific as I can figure.

 

[Bob]

It says near Castle Rock Pueblo, which is in the Sand Canyon area of the Canyons of the Ancients. That's about as specific as I can figure.

Thats all I could get out of it. Its a large canyon system and to far away from me. Looks like a neat site tho.

 

[Magnus]

Found this one in the maze. Had never heard of one near here. Could still see some pottery shards and prints in the mud.

 

[JackBurns]

 

[JackBurns]

Porcupine?

 

[AWR]

Porcupine?

It's known as the "Porcupine Panel". At least as far as I know.

 

[Titans]

Great day in the outdoor museum yesterday! Found two new arrowheads in addition to the tiny white one we saw (and buried ) last fall.
All buried again.
That’s now six arrowheads we have seen in same area in the past few years!

 

[SteveR]

Great colors! Interesting that there are many in the same spot, including the tiny perfect one.