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Painted Rock Camp, Montgomery Potrero, Sierra Madre Mountains
Related post: S’ap’aksi; House of the Sun at Montgomery Potrero, Sierra Madre Mountains
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Tagged Bedrock Mortars, House of the Sun, Lion Cayon, Montgomery Potrero, Painted Rock Camp, Pictographs, Reference, Sapaksi, Sierra Madre
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