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| The group on their way to Painted Shelter. |
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| Elton Prewitt explains the history of the DeWeese house, the ruin behind him. |
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| Dr. Carolyn Boyd discusses historic inscriptions carved into some of the stones inside the structure. |
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| Dr. Boyd points out details of the rock art inside Painted Shelter. |
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| A detail of the curly-tongued deer, one of the panels at Painted Shelter. |
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| Downstream end of Painted Shelter looking down the canyon. |
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| After leaving Painted Shelter the group rested, had lunch, and continued their discussions. |
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| Example of fossiliferous Cretaceous limestone from hill above Painted Shelter. |
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| Elton Prewitt and Dr. Boyd discuss rock art elements at White Shaman Rockshelter. |
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| Some of the rock art elements at White Shaman Rockshelter. |
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Pecos Experience: The Art and Archeology of the Lower Pecos
November 7–12, 2004
Day 2: Monday, November 8, 2004 |
| 9:00 a.m. |
Visit Painted Shelter to see Red Monochrome and Red Linear rock art, as well as some fascinating historic archeological sites with Dr. Carolyn Boyd and archeologist Elton Prewitt.
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| 12:00 noon |
Picnic lunch at Painted Shelter. Explore Fossil Hill area.
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| 1:30 p.m. |
Travel to nearby Rock Art Foundation's Galloway Preserve to visit the famous White Shaman rock art site. Tour led by Dr. Carolyn Boyd.
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| 5:30 p.m. |
Dinner.
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| Sunset |
Slide presentation and lecture by Dr. Phil Dering, "Daily Bread/Healing Balm." |
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