Site Typerock artDescriptionLocated in "the cave" on the CPR tracks north of Crowsnest Lake, in a limestone cavern from which springs the main source of the Oldman River. The site consists of badly defaced and faded pictographs; the preserved ones seem to be a symbol, a man with two veritcal bars representing the neck and no head. Also found here were two fragments of limestone with ochre in them.
Site Name
Crowsnest Lake
Site Type
rock art
Description
Located in "the cave" on the CPR tracks north of Crowsnest Lake, in a limestone cavern from which springs the main source of the Oldman River. The site consists of badly defaced and faded pictographs; the preserved…
Located in "the cave" on the CPR tracks north of Crowsnest Lake, in a limestone cavern from which springs the main source of the Oldman River. The site consists of badly defaced and faded pictographs; the preserved ones seem to be a symbol, a man with two veritcal bars representing the neck and no head. Also found here were two fragments of limestone with ochre in them.
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"Site Details - Crowsnest Lake, Bryan/Gruhn Archaeology Collection." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/g/7-662/17-11225. Accessed 09 May. 2024.