Petrified Forest National Park

Photo: Michael Swiggart, Petroglyphs

On the eastern edge of the Southwest USA’s Grand Circle lies Petrified Forest National Park: one of the best deposits of Late Triassic fossils, badlands, grassland, and more than 10,000 years of human history.

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The Zuni have strong ties to the ancestral Puebloan sites in the park. Some of our Zuni contacts talked about the petroglyphs as being a sort of reference from the past about traditions, & history. https://t.co/aauErpNdKd (hl) #IndigenousHeritage #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth pic.twitter.com/9sYG2f4cBH
— Petrified Forest NP (@PetrifiedNPS) November 13, 2021

Caught some nice light over the @PetrifiedNPS in this little timelapse #Arizona pic.twitter.com/FGmSvG3hps
— Ryan C. McGinley (@rcmcginley) July 7, 2021

Did you know Albert Einstein visited @PetrifiedNPS in March 1931? “He fired a multitude of questions as to the 'whys' & 'hows,' proving that the greatest thinker in the world is not afraid to ask questions…”

Image: Albert & Elsa Einstein visit Petrified Forest.#FindYourPark pic.twitter.com/RPYR82Qgdl
— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) March 14, 2019

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