Window to the Past: Rock Art of Lower Pecos, Texas

[@frenchpizza9725]

I love love love love love you family of Mother Earth First Nation's Texas here. I open my arms to you. Sky World is dancing. I will pray for all that lives on Mother earth. Till the end of Infinity.

[@KnapperJackCrafty]

Awesome!!

[@houseofsolomon2440]

Thanks for the video- Great anti-graffiti demonstration in classroom scene- Bravo to the person who thought that up!

[@KennethKramm]

Informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@mundizlevicampos1232]

My Great Great Grandfather & his Family painted the paintings in 1800s

[@josiem3428]

That's so neat!

[@ratherbfishing455]

Awesome!

[@olgagarcia2868]

Cool was there

[@mablack100]

to quibble about Carolyn Boyd's contribution to our knowledge and understanding of this rock art is to simply not be familiar with her work. She has gone further and deeper into documentation and possible interpretation of this incredible art than anyone. If she hasn't yet published as much, it's because she's been actively researching in the field everyday for at least the past ten years. I hope you will become familiar with her book, however, published by Texas A&M Press.

[@riocorbones]

Cuanto podriamos aprender de esas culturas extintas, que vivian en total armonia y respeto por la naturaleza.

[@bardmadsen6956]

Is there an archive of images along with the ones underwater online? I have been looking for a royalty free copy of the white shaman with what looks to me a rendition of a super bolide coming down as a dragon.

[@8arrows]

I’ve seen these in person. One looks like a man standing between 2 dinosaurs. But the way the drew the giant lizards they looked like iguana standing on their hind legs like godzilla

[@frenchpizza9725]

You have no idea. We know the truth inside

[@casualcarver4887]

PEYOTE!!!!

[@martingonzales]

Stolen Land