Betatakin Ruins, Navajo National Monument

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ROCK ART AT BETATAKIN...
Rock art at Betatakin
Our guide said this was a Hopi Fire Clan symbol.
Rock Art at Betatakin
Our guide said this was a Deer Clan symbol.
(Note it is a  pictograph - painted on rock.)

Rock art at Betatakin
Deer petroglyph - pecked into the rock
Rock art at Betatakin
Note the faintly colored circle:
3/4 pink and 1/4 white

Rock Art at Betatakin
Our guide called this a Hopi Water Clan symbol. A common petroglyph, we have also heard it represents the "circle of life".

ON THE TRAIL TO BETATAKIN...
Vicki Jedlicka on Betatakin Trail
Vicki with backpack (platypus water nozzle visible), camera bag and sun clothing/hat.

Toe Holds
Ancestral Puebloan toe holds visible from trail to Betatakin Ruins
Petroglyph on trail to Betatakin
Petroglyph along trail to Betatakin Ruins
Laguna River Laguna River
Trail from Visitor's Center to Betatakin overlooks Laguna River.
Looking in direction of Keet Seel, which is a much longer hike
(17 miles round trip). We plan to do that as an overnight trip someday.


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