The Clamshell Petroglyphs are an easy-to-reach Anasazi site just outside of Fredonia, Arizona. These petroglyphs and pictographs are so old they are hard to see at all. There are some interesting designs though; including some anthropomorphic figures, a water glyph, a six-toed footprint, and spirals. Lots of spirals. An important symbol here.
The site must have once been a roadside picnic area because there are a few picnic tables scattered amongst the juniper trees. The place has the feeling of abandonment now. But if you are in the area, it is a fine place to have lunch and relax with the spirits of the Ancients.
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