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  • Heart carved into aspen tree trunk; Kebler Pass, Gunnison National Forest, Colorado
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  • Roadside wood sculpture; road from Boquete, Panama
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  • Roadside wood sculpture; road from Boquete, Panama
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  • Roadside wood sculpture; road from Boquete, Panama
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  • Quechua carved stool; Napo Wildlife Center demonstration village,Yasuni National Park, Amazon, Ecuador
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0174.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0166.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0126.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0030.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0028.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0023.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0177.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0160.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0139.jpg
  • Detail of wall painting, natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Detail of wall painting, natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0092.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0066.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff. Beam holes and cavates carved into tuff are remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
    ARNM-0184.jpg
  • Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving (cavate) into the soft tuff; Tyuonyi Pueblo in Frijoles Canyon; Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
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  • Detail of natural cavities, beam holes  and architectural carving into the soft tuff; Tyuonyi Pueblo in Frijoles Canyon; Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
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  • Carved boulders at El Nancito Archaeological Site; Panama
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Petroglyphs carved into soft tuff walls around Tyuonyi Pueblo in Frijoles Canyon; Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, bison figure with zig zag line from shoulder; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, bear paw w/ claw marks; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande CountyD
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, rows of figures holding hands, bear paw upper left; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County
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  • Dry Creek rock art (historic), carved in Fish Canyon tuff, possibly depicting a horse ; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved through green lichen; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, rows of figures holding hands, bear paw in center; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, vandalized tree depiction, a horse and person, possibly Ute; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, vandalized tree depiction, a horse and person, possibly Ute; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art (historic), carved in Fish Canyon tuff, possibly depicting a horse & other etchings; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved through green lichen; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Rock wall foundations and beam holes and cavates carved into tuff. Remains of multistory dwellings constructed into the side of the canyon wall. Low stone wall foundations in the foreground remain from ground floor units and beam holes and enlarged room openings dug into the soft volcanic tuff behind are what remain from upper stories;  Bandelier National Monument , New Mexico
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, a panel of complex lines and symbols; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, bison figure with zig zag line from shoulder; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande CountyD
    APCO-0090.jpg
  • Dry Creek rock art, carved through green lichen; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
    APCO-0075.jpg
  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, zig zag lines; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County, CO
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  • Dry Creek rock art, carved in Fish Canyon tuff, rows of figures holding hands; San  Luis Valley, Rio Grande County
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