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Western Central Wyoming Plate 55, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic panel showing the figure of a Frog Man (phallic) to the left, and below the figure of an owl (bad luck). Figures to the extreme right are of course modern.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 56, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic panel so badly worn it was impossible to chalk. Figure to the extreme left is that of the Chief (see the feather war bonnet) and below him a bow and arrow quiver. The center…

Western Central Wyoming Plate 57, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic panel.
To the left of the large figure appears a Frog Man.
To the right appears a Storm Man with lightning signs.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 58, taken at Sage Creek

Another anthropomorphic panel showing a Frog Man in upper center with a Storm Man below.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 59, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic figure either unfinished or worn away.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 60, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic figure with symbol to the right.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 61, taken at Sage Creek

An anthropomorphic and zoomorphic petroglyph of a man on a horse. I am quite sure this is not of Indian workmanship.

A paper by Ted C. Sowers about petroglyphs and pictographs found at eight sites throughout Wyoming. The plates of these petroglyphs can be found throughout the Western Central Wyoming collections.

A chronology chart from Ted C. Sower's Eight Sites paper.

Western Central Wyoming Plate 62, taken at Twin Creek

An anthropomorphic and zoomorphic panel. The six circles to the left may represent six suns or period of time.