It
was nearly 2 miles from our base camp at Polly's Island to Big Man
Panel. Along the way are a handful of graineries, some with nearby rock
art. We also saw metates, manos, and possibly some holes for a loom.
Big Man Panel
Big
Man Panel features larger-than-life size pictoglyphs of a man and a
woman, as well as some smaller rock art. The figures are unusual in
that they utilize a combination of techniques -- pictograph (pigment)
and petroglyph (pecked into the rock). We think the red pigment may
have been applied with a hand -- as fingerstrokes seem visible. The
eyes are pecked in the rock. We read there was little archeological
evidence here except the rock art, however, we saw a pottery shard and
a groove (unknown whether a mano or a sharpening groove).