Petroglyphs have always been a part of the Southwest. The images have intrigued me and continue to remain enigmatic. It has longed been viewed that petroglyphs are some type of language, if so, what do they say? My visual representation of these petroglyphs are photographed below. They speak to me in a language that I can understand. Do they speak to you too?

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