[Hueco Tanks, Sacramento Upland site #4 1984-4]
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1984-03
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This slide is of pictographs and graffiti in Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site, located northeast of El Paso, Texas. The slide casing has been labelled by Dr. Robert G. Campbell with the following information: Trip # 334, United States, XXIII, F1, Hueco Tanks St. Pk.,, Sacramento Upland Site #4, March 1984.
This grouping of pictographs appears in the publication “Rock Paintings at Hueco Tanks State Historic Site” by Dr. Kay Sutherland, Texas Parks and Wildlife, 2006, on page 23 as a watercolor interpretation with the caption “Panel possibly depicting a Mescalero Apache victory dance. Shown are snakes, horses, dances with musical instruments and sexual behavior.”
This grouping of pictographs appears in the publication “Rock Paintings at Hueco Tanks State Historic Site” by Dr. Kay Sutherland, Texas Parks and Wildlife, 2006, on page 23 as a watercolor interpretation with the caption “Panel possibly depicting a Mescalero Apache victory dance. Shown are snakes, horses, dances with musical instruments and sexual behavior.”
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