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To pique your interest I have added two pages on the topic of rock images.
Here I will present figures and carvings which may or may not be natural.
Possibly another more realistic way of looking at these might be: "are
they natural
but have been used and occasionally slightly altered to fit the needs of the
early Spanish".
You decide.
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This stone face is located on the North Fork of the Duchesne River.
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This picture of the same stone face, but at a different angle,
was given to me by Robert King. Thanks Robert.
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The above eagle symbol can be found in Blind Stream.
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This rock outcropping in Brownies Canyon looks like a lizard head.
It even appears to have an eye.
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I too was convinced that nothing has ever been carved or altered until I
saw this eye.
It has the appearance of having been drilled or chiseled through the rock.
After that I decided to keep an open mind to new possibilities.