The Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Company and Williams Arizona

PETROGLYPHS AND PICTOGRAPHS   IN THE WILLIAMS, ARIZONA AREA:  LAWS SPRING; HARDY HILL AREA;KEYHOLE SINK COPYRIGHT; ALL RIGHTS RESERVED (5/10/22) Rock art, in the form of pictographs or petroglyphs, are in abundance in the Williams area. Often they contain directions, carry spiritual significance, or communicate other information. Whether you are a casual observer, an amateur archeologist, or a trained researcher, you cannot help but be curious as to their meaning. I focus on the information and directions that these symbols embody. They may appear simple in design, yet they are also complex in their meaning. Rock art, as I humbly would call it, conveys complex intelligence, and an expression of the remarkable ability of humanity to communicate with others. Such forms of language are found throughout the land we now call the United States. An early inhabitant of the South West would find commonality with the engravings found in the Pacific North West, and vise versa.   One good resource