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| Figure 2. While depictions of individual rock art figures are often presented as in figure 5 below, the interrelationship of such figures is obscured when they are not recorded and depicted as panels of associated figures among which exists meaningful spatial relationships. Clearly, the various petroglyphs which comprise the above panel collectively document, among other things, a hunting scene or hunt-related magic. Reproduced from The Jeffers Petroglyphs: A Survey and Analysis of the Carvings, by Gordon Lothson (1976), Minnesota Historical society, St. Paul; used with permission. |