Petroglyph Point

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Petroglyph Point is a prominent rock formation in northern California renowned for its extensive Native American rock art, among the largest concentrations of petroglyphs in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
petroglyph site
rock formation
access viewed from designated trails and overlooks
approximateNumberOfPetroglyphs thousands of individual carvings
associatedWithEvent Modoc War NERFINISHED
conservationActivity monitoring and documentation of petroglyph panels
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalAttribution Klamath people NERFINISHED
Modoc people NERFINISHED
Native American cultures of the Modoc Plateau
elevationRelativeToFormerLake former shoreline of Tule Lake
functionHypothesis ceremonial or ritual significance
recording of mythological or historical events
territorial or group identity markers
geologicalOrigin volcanic formation
hasRockArtType abstract motifs
anthropomorphic figures
cupules
geometric designs
incised figures
petroglyphs
zoomorphic figures
includedIn National Register of Historic Places listings for Lava Beds National Monument NERFINISHED
interpretiveFacility wayside exhibits
interpretiveTheme Modoc and Klamath cultural history
Native American rock art
volcanic and lake history of the Modoc Plateau
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

northern California NERFINISHED
locatedInCounty Siskiyou County, California NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Lava Beds National Monument NERFINISHED
locatedNear Tule Lake NERFINISHED
managedBy National Park Service
nearbyFeature Captain Jack's Stronghold NERFINISHED
Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge NERFINISHED
partOf Lava Beds National Monument NERFINISHED
protectionStatus federally protected cultural resource
rockType tuff
volcanic ash deposits
significance one of the largest concentrations of Native American petroglyphs in the United States
threat natural weathering
vandalism
timePeriodOfMostPetroglyphs late prehistoric period
timePeriodOfUse historic era
pre-contact era
tourism visited by cultural heritage tourists
visited by rock art researchers
viewType cliff face with densely packed petroglyph panels

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Lava Beds contains Petroglyph Point
subject surface form: Lava Beds National Monument