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type of archaeological site have been recorded, more than in any other province in canada. the rock carvings, or petroglyphs, were made by the aboriginal people of the region by pecking and abrading selected rock surfaces with stone tools. the paintings, or pictographs, were applied to rock with brushes
that ancient since the natural forces of erosion: washing tides, abrading sand and gravel, wind, sun, rain, frost and vegetative growth, would have obliterated any early designs long ago. field researchers often find vestiges of carvings and faint traces of paints too weathered to be recorded. the carbon...
http://britishcolumbia.com/things-to-do-and-see/attractions/petroglyphs/
type of archaeological site have been recorded, more than in any other province in canada. the rock carvings, or petroglyphs, were made by the aboriginal people of the region by pecking and abrading selected rock surfaces with stone tools. the paintings, or pictographs, were applied to rock with brushes
that ancient since the natural forces of erosion: washing tides, abrading sand and gravel, wind, sun, rain, frost and vegetative growth, would have obliterated any early designs long ago. field researchers often find vestiges of carvings and faint traces of paints too weathered to be recorded. the carbon...
https://britishcolumbia.com/things-to-do-and-see/attractions/petroglyphs/