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Dinwoody Plate 86
Dinwoody Plate 86
Painted pictograph in Dinwoody Cave. It is anthropomorphic design in red paint (ochre). It is beginning to peel off.
Painted pictograph in Dinwoody Cave. It is anthropomorphic design in red paint (ochre). It is beginning to peel off.
Dinwoody Plate 85
Dinwoody Plate 85
An anthropomorphic design (?) probably representing the head and hands of a human figure. Unfinished symbolic design.
An anthropomorphic design (?) probably representing the head and hands of a human figure. Unfinished symbolic design.
Dinwoody Plate 84
Dinwoody Plate 84
Dinwoody Plate 83
Dinwoody Plate 83
An anthropomorphic (?) figure of a man (phallic) holding an object, perhaps a bow (phytomorphic) Unfinished.
An anthropomorphic (?) figure of a man (phallic) holding an object, perhaps a bow (phytomorphic) Unfinished.
Dinwoody Plate 82
Dinwoody Plate 82
A zoomorphic design, probably of a deer.
A zoomorphic design, probably of a deer.
Dinwoody Plate 81
Dinwoody Plate 81
Two anthropomorphic figures, probably medicine men, or unfinished women.
Two anthropomorphic figures, probably medicine men, or unfinished women.
Dinwoody Plate 80
Dinwoody Plate 80
An anthropomorphic design of a phallic male.
Part of the head is unfinished.
An anthropomorphic design of a phallic male.
Part of the head is unfinished.
Dinwoody Plate 8
Dinwoody Plate 8
An anthropomorphic and zoomorphic panel. There are four anthropmorphic figures; three are of women. The artist has represented the head-dresses and female organs. The figure of an elk (zoomorphic) appears in the center. There are…
An anthropomorphic and zoomorphic panel. There are four anthropmorphic figures; three are of women. The artist has represented the head-dresses and female organs. The figure of an elk (zoomorphic) appears in the center. There are…
Dinwoody Plate 79
Dinwoody Plate 79
Dinwoody Plate 78
Dinwoody Plate 78
Anthropomorphic design showing two men with their backs turned, representing shame.
Anthropomorphic design showing two men with their backs turned, representing shame.