The Hilight Petroglyph Boulder, Historic Period Rock Art in Northeastern Wyoming

Author(s): Dr. Mavis Greer; John W. Greer

Year: 2001

Summary

A small petroglyph boulder is in the open prairie country of northeastern Wyoming. On the upper flat surface are incised dim lines appearing to interact with an alignment of three animal tracks. The rock is believed to relate to a Late Prehistoric or early Historic Period of Native American rock art iil the Powder River Basin.

Cite this Record

The Hilight Petroglyph Boulder, Historic Period Rock Art in Northeastern Wyoming. Dr. Mavis Greer, John W. Greer. The Wyoming Archaeologist. 45 (2): 39-41. 2001 ( tDAR id: 476395) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8476395

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Keywords

Site Name
48CA3844 • Hilight Petroglyph Boulder

General
Campbell County • Rock Art

Geographic Keywords
Powder River Basin

Temporal Keywords
Historic • Late Prehistoric

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Marcia Peterson

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