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Where I Go To Recharge

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-16:02
Snapshot from iPhone; Southern California. ...  

Santa Monica mountains? :)

 
 By: InHavenPro : March 6th, 2022-16:17
Cheers, Filip

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-16:24
About 235 miles due north of there. Funny you should ask; I monitor archeological sites for the state in the Santa Monica Mountain region though.

:)

 
 By: InHavenPro : March 6th, 2022-16:31
I happen to live in North Santa Monica, and am planning, in the coming years, on moving to Topanga or Malibu.... I've spent nearly 40 years in and around LA city, time to go into nature, for both personal and practical reasons . Cool picture, Filip

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-16:49
I grew up in the S.F. Valley, retired LAFD paramedic, and now monitor your future home. : )

:D

 
 By: InHavenPro : March 6th, 2022-17:22
Must be a thoroughly enjoyable 'job' . Looking forward to more such pictures! Cheers to rural California, Filip

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-16:56
This petroglyph is located in the Volcanic Tablelands of California, and is thought to be between about 1000 and 8,800 years old , and possibly made by the ancestors of the native Paiute-Shoshone people who still inhabit the valley. The style of the petro... 

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-17:08
It's carved into very hard volcanic rock and will last for many more centuries. The greatest threat to them is Man. The exact location of these sites is by law, never revealed to the general public.

Good decision.

 
 By: amanico : March 6th, 2022-17:09

How come....

 
 By: InHavenPro : March 6th, 2022-17:25
it appears not to be possible to narrow-down the age somewhat more accurately (let's say within 3000 years)? I know of course that in geological terms a few thousand years is 'nothing' but still....

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-17:37
I apologize; it's a lack of clarity on my part. There are many sites in that region that were carved at various times beginning about 8K years ago and ending about 1K years ago. Based on the amount of "revarnish" in the photo above, that particular panel ... 

That makes sense!

 
 By: InHavenPro : March 6th, 2022-17:51
Much appreciated, Filip

That’s an outstanding petroglyph

 
 By: E in PA : March 7th, 2022-00:00
Amazing it’s remained intact

Very cool

 
 By: TeutonicCarFan : March 6th, 2022-17:44
Thanks for sharing. It is important to take time and enjoy nature and old history. Thanks for your service as a first responder 👍

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-18:32
Thank you

 
 By: wolf-lair : March 6th, 2022-18:31
There are many theories based on location, orientation, shape, etc. They are mainly educated guesses. Attached is a great video (not me, not taken by me) of that particular panel that might answer your question...or pose many new ones.

Thank you very much

 
 By: brauner : March 7th, 2022-06:36

Stunning place

 
 By: Chronometer (aka yacomino) : March 6th, 2022-18:57

👍 Great back story...

 
 By: cshimokita : March 6th, 2022-21:33
and beautiful composition, which includes enough for us to grasp a bit of the location / setting. Wonderful second career... Casey .