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PHOTO # 1 of 29
"TSAGAGLALAL" SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS
"SHE WHO WATCHES" NEAR HORSETHIEF STATE PARK AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND IN
KLICKITAT CO. WASHINGTON STATE, SOME FIVE MILES NORTH EAST OF THE DALLES,
OREGON. copyright, Van Ronk, Collection. 2002.
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PHOTO # 2 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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PHOTO # 4 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL. copyright,
Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
PHOTO # 5 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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PHOTO # 6 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND. THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM. THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection, 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection. 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection. 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART IS FROM ATLATL VALLEY 45-KL-58: NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
copyright, Van Ronk, Collection. 2002.
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PHOTO # 12 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART FROM ATLATL VALLEY
45-KL-58: NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP
MOUND. THIS AREA OF ROCK ART IS NEAR "SHE WHO
WATCHES OVER. copyright, Van Ronk, Collection. 2002. |
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk Collection 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk Collection. 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk Collection. 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright, Van Ronk Collection 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright. Van Ronk Collection 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART
ORIGINALLY FROM ATLATL VALLEY NEAR THE UPPER END OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER LONG NARROWS AND OLD WAKEMAP MOUND.
THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE DALLES DAM.
THE ROCK ART HAS BEEN MOVED TO A SITE SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS UP THE HILL TO ABOVE THE DALLES DAM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL.
copyright Van Ronk Collection 2002.
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PHOTO # 19 of 29
COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART: FROM 45-KL-23B also called "WINDY POINT" Located one
mile west of SUNDALE ORCHARDS near ROOSEVELT, WA. THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE
JOHN DAY DAM RESERVOIR. For viewing please check with the U.S. Army Corp. of
Engineers in Portland, OR. for a diving permit? Photo is from the Private
Museum of Columbia River Ancient Resources of Kalama, WA. copyright. Van
Ronk Collection 2002.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART: I can't remember,
where, Somebody let me know? |
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART: FROM 45-KL-23B also called "WINDY POINT" Located one
mile west of SUNDALE ORCHARDS near ROOSEVELT, WA. THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH WATERS OF THE
JOHN DAY DAM RESERVOIR. copyright. Van Ronk Collection 2002
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROCK ART: FROM 45-KL-23B also called "WINDY POINT" Located one
mile west of SUNDALE ORCHARDS near ROOSEVELT, WA. THIS AREA OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS NOW COVERED WITH
THE WATERS OF THE JOHN DAY DAM RESERVOIR. copyright. Van Ronk Collection.
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PHOTO # 23 of 29
GREAT BASIN ROCK ART: Located one mile west copyright.
We have many more photo view of Rock
Photo # 24
of 29
This
Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east of Roosevelt, WA. In
1966 the Coup of Engineers move the Pictograph from the original site near
Roosevelt, WA. (see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific Northwest" By N.G.
Seaman 1967 page 233) to a small County Park near the the original site on State
Rt. 14. This photo was taken in that County Park in the Mid 90's by Fred Van
Ronk. Later in the 2000's the Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe and
moved.
Photo # 25
of 29
This
Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east of Roosevelt, WA. In
1966 the Coup of Engineers move the Pictograph from the original site near
Roosevelt, WA. (see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific Northwest" By N.G.
Seaman 1967 page 233) to a small County Park near the the original site on State
Rt. 14. This photo was taken in that County Park in the Mid 90's by Fred Van
Ronk. Later in the 2000's the Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe and
moved.
Photo # 26 of 29
This
Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east of Roosevelt, WA. In
1966 the Coup of Engineers move the Pictograph from the original site near
Roosevelt, WA. (see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific Northwest" By N.G.
Seaman 1967 page 233) to a small County Park near the the original site on State
Rt. 14. This photo was taken in that County Park in the Mid 90's by Fred Van
Ronk. Later in the 2000's the Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe and
moved.
PHOTO #
27 of 29
This
Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east of Roosevelt, WA. In
1966 the Coup of Engineers move the Pictograph from the original site near
Roosevelt, WA. (see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific Northwest" By N.G.
Seaman 1967 page 233) to a small County Park near the the original site on State
Rt. 14. This photo was taken in that County Park in the Mid 90's by Fred Van
Ronk. Later in the 2000's the Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe and
moved.
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Photo # 28 of 29
This Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east of
Roosevelt, WA. In 1966 the Coup of Engineers move
the Pictograph from the original site near Roosevelt, WA.
(see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific Northwest" By
N.G. Seaman 1967 page 233) to a small County Park near the
the original site on State Rt. 14. This photo was taken in
that County Park in the Mid 90's by Fred Van Ronk. Later
in the 2000's the Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe
and moved.
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Photo # 29 of
29
This Rock Art was original from 45-KL-14 one mile east
of Roosevelt, WA. In 1966 the Coup of Engineers
move the Pictograph from the original site near
Roosevelt, WA. (see "Indian Relic's of the Pacific
Northwest" By N.G. Seaman 1967 page 233) to a
small County Park near the the original site on State
Rt. 14. This photo was taken in that County Park in
the Mid 90's by Fred Van Ronk. Later in the 2000's the
Rock Art was claimed by the Yakama Tribe and moved.
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