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| Description | Comanche Gap Shield Warrior. These two shield figures are among my favorite petroglyphs. They are on a large volcanic dike on a private ranch in the Galisteo Basin. I went on one of the rare tours there in 2004. Polly Schaafsma suggests they represent war among the peoples of the area. |
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| Author | Jerry Willis from Tome´, NM, United States of America |
| Other versions | Also see File:Comanche Gap Shield Warrior2.jpg, which is partly visible at upper right. |
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