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| Dr. Carolyn Boyd answers questions about rock art near White Shaman Shelter. |
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In White Shaman Shelter,
Dr. Boyd discusses her interpretations of the rock art. |
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| A detail of the White Shaman pictograph in the Shelter of the same name. |
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| Participants hike through Presa Canyon, approaching Black Cave. |
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| Dr. Boyd points out details of the rock art inside Black Cave. |
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| Detail of some of the rock art in Black Cave. |
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| Another detail of pictographs in Black Cave. |
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| Elton Prewitt and Dr. David Whitley enjoy the shade in Black Cave. |
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| Studying faint pictographs in an alcove just downstream from Black Cave. |
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| Vaquero Alcove in Presa Canyon is well known for its historic pictographs. |
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| Dr. David Whitley taking a detailed photo of some of the rock art in Vaquero Alcove. |
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| A detail of one element in Vaquero Alcove. |
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| Dr. Whitley discusses some of his rock art research with interested staff and participants. |
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| Dr. Boyd presents her after-dinner lecture. |
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| The program's second day is over, and the camp rests. |
