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“Bloody hands” pictographs likely created by the earlier Mogollon cultures that lived throughout New Mexico prior to Spanish contact.
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Climbing through the last uphill section of The Cathedral's large bolder section.
Apache petroglyphs off the side of the road on nearby rock walls. These have been dated to the 1500’s. This is known because a horse is depicted, indicating a culture that was post Spanish contact.
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Christopher Bare
Oct 21, 2017 near Holloman Air Force Base, NM
““Bloody hands” pictographs likely created by the earlier Mogollon cultures that lived throughout New Mexico prior to Spanish contact.”  

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“Bloody hands” pictographs likely created by the earlier Mogollon cultures that lived throughout New Mexico prior to Spanish contact.
Apache petroglyphs off the side of the road on nearby rock walls. These have been dated to the 1500’s. This is known because a horse is depicted, indicating a culture that was post Spanish contact.
We rode Sierra Vista to Anthony Gap. Good trail until the sandy section. It is poorly marked and easy to lose the trail.
Starting to get chunky.
Radial fracture pattern from blasting during trail construction.
Smooth section.
Just after the Cathedral - Looking East at the Organ Mountains
Climbing through the last uphill section of The Cathedral's large bolder section.
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Holloman Air Force Base, NM
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