Lake Lahontan Petroglyphs

Lake Lahontan Petroglyphs

Click the red hotspots to navigate through the five different VR panoramas. The white calcium carbonate deposits partially coating some of the rocks is evidence that the level of prehistoric Lake Lahontan was once high above the location of the petroglyphs. Tufa deposits result from precipitation of calcium-bearing spring water in an alkaline lake rich in carbonates.

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2 Comments
  • Edy Hutton
    Posted at 22:42h, 01 July Reply

    Beautiful. Our family spent a lot of time in this area during the 1950’s, and I have fond memories of looking for petroglyphs. It’s really fun to be able to scan around the glyphs in the photo.

  • mark prichard
    Posted at 19:35h, 03 February Reply

    awesome, showed many friends this cultural icon of lake lahontan over the years. hope it’s being protected and preserved.
    IN LOVE and LIGHT.

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