El Morro's Inscription Rock in northwest New Mexico stands as silent witness to more than 700 years of human history. Drawn here by the secluded water hole at its base, the ancestral Puebloans, Spanish, and Anglo cultures all marked their passing on this massive sandstone bluff. More than 2,000 petroglyphys and inscriptions are preserved on this travelers' landmark. Photos by George H. H. Huey, Willard Clay, and Tom Till.
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El Morro's Inscription Rock in northwest New Mexico stands as silent witness to more than 700 years of human history. Drawn here by the secluded water hole at its base, the ancestral Puebloans, Spanish, and Anglo cultures all marked their passing on this massive sandstone bluff. More than 2,000 petroglyphys and inscriptions are preserved on this travelers' landmark. Photos by George H. H. Huey, Willard Clay, and Tom Till.
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