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dNambiar
February 9, 2020
Found in Dublin, CA. Would you know what this artwork is about? Let me know if you do. ...
Found: Native American Pictographs
dNambiar
January 27, 2019
Found in on Hospital Rock a POI in Sequoia National Park: prehistoric rock art or pictographs that go back to the natives who lived here....
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Found in Dublin, CA. Would you know what this artwork is about? Let me know if you do. ...
Found in on Hospital Rock a POI in Sequoia National Park: prehistoric rock art or pictographs that go back to the natives who lived here....