Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site

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Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site is a coastal archaeological area in Wrangell, Alaska, known for its numerous ancient Native rock carvings etched into shoreline boulders and bedrock.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state historic site
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalAttribution Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast NERFINISHED
Tlingit NERFINISHED
environment coastal shoreline
rocky beach
hasAccess boardwalk trail
hasApproximateAge pre-contact period
hasArchaeologicalFeature petroglyphs
rock art
hasConservationStatus protected for cultural resources
hasFacility interpretive signs
parking area
viewing platforms
hasHeritageDesignation state historic site of Alaska
hasInterpretationTheme Tlingit history and culture
traditional maritime lifeways
hasLegalProtection state cultural resource laws
hasRockArtMotif animal figures
faces and anthropomorphic figures
spiral designs
isPartOf Alaska State Parks system NERFINISHED
knownFor ancient Native American rock carvings
petroglyphs carved into bedrock
petroglyphs carved into shoreline boulders
locatedIn Alaska
Southeast Alaska NERFINISHED
Wrangell NERFINISHED
locatedNear city of Wrangell NERFINISHED
locatedOn Intertidal zone
Pacific coast NERFINISHED
Wrangell Island NERFINISHED
mainInterest viewing petroglyph carvings at low tide
managedBy Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation NERFINISHED
nearbyWaterBody Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
Zimovia Strait NERFINISHED
primaryMaterial stone
region Inside Passage of Alaska NERFINISHED
rockType bedrock outcrops
shoreline boulders
subjectOf archaeological research on Southeast Alaska rock art
tourismType cultural tourism destination
heritage tourism site
visitorActivity guided interpretation
self-guided walking tours

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Wrangell hasNearbyAttraction Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site