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Detail of camelid petroglyphs in San Pedro Valley near San Bartolo, Region II, Chile

Detail of camelid petroglyphs in San Pedro Valley near San Bartolo, Region II, Chile

This image shows a camelid (possibly a llama, note the typical camelid shaped tail) feeding. The cross beneath its neck suggests it was carved after the Spanish conquest when catholicism was introduced to the region

Photograph ID: Atacama2018.36
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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