Petroglyphs located on the southeast wall of Medicine Creek Cave. The scale is the same as Plate 1. Again the zig-zag line represents the present floor level-leve. This entire plate belongs to the cave proper. The panel extends for twenty-nine feet in length and to a depth of five feet from the present floor-level, with an extension of two feet above.

The main figures are the following, reading from left to right: (1) square 7, beaver tails; (2) square 7 and 8, bear track with buffalo track superimposed; (3) square 8, female sign; (4) deer track two squares below this figure; (5) square 9, three bear tracks; (6) square 10, buffalo track; (7) square 14 and 15, mountain sheep horns; (8) buffalo head with three deeply cut tool-grooves across face (lower figure); (9) square 17, bird with arrowshaft thru body; (10) squares 16, 17 and 18, body of snake; (11) squares 18 and 19, head of buffalo; (12) square 20, turtle; (13) square 14 to 24 inclusive, body of snake eleven feet in length; (15) square 27m figure of bird. Best example of deep tool-grooves may be seen in squares 15, 16, 17 and 18.

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