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| Finally, 14EW1446, a site first recorded in 1998, is not being promoted and has not been vandalized. This site offers a rare chance to view undamaged petroglyphs. |
 Boulder showing the rock art at 14EW1446. Perhaps because of erosional processes, at some time in the past the boulder split in two. The glyphs cross both halves. |
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 Close-up
of the larger portion of the rock art panel at 14EW1446. |
 Detail of left one-third of the rock art panel at 14EW1446 showing a rectilinear glyph with a possible anthropomorphic figure within and an anthropomorphic figure of a head. |
 Detail of center one-third of the rock art panel at 14EW1446 showing the anthropomorphic figure of the head, two rectilinear glyphs, and two additional anthropomorphic figures. |
 Detail of right one-third of the rock art panel at 14EW1446 showing a rectilinear glyph, two anthropomorphic figures and another rectilinear glyph which continues onto the other portion of the boulder. |
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