As you will see, these drawings are all VERY small. QX3 Microscope snapshots are approximately 1" X 1". Symbols and glyphs range between 1/32" and 1".
All the black drawings are done
over areas I can see well enough to draw and get the basic shape. Some
I can see under a magnifying lamp and at times I use that method also to
help draw these.
#1
#1a
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This one is just amazing. I did a special effects on #1 in QX3 and this is what came up. Notice the face in the upper center, it looks to appear to be an Asian man with a white mustache.
#1b
A friend of mine named Les did
this one below from the above pic. This is what he did, although I don't
understand a word of it. "The attached spectral enhancement from your website
illustrates
how z-axis (focal plane) and
spectral adjustments operate upon your
petroglyph."
#1c
#2
#2a
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Number 3 is the original. There are at least 10-20 more drawings in this but can't see clearly enough to draw. All these birds come from an approximately 1" X 1" area.
#3
#3a
You can see this bird above in #3.
#3b
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Same area as number 3, different view.
#3c
#3d
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This QX3 picture was taken from the lower right hand corner of # 357 Eagle. What is interesting with this one is that it shows the bright white cross that vividly showed up when I scanned that area. It's the white area in the bottom right. I included the scanned white cross also and numbered it 4b.
#4
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There are so many drawings and symbols on this that they overlap each other. I only drew out some of them.
#4a
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This is an enlarged view of the cross with photo adjustments done.
#
4b
This one I took into QX3 and did special effects on. Amazing birds showed up and some crosses in the corner areas. This is a copy of #4 above.
#4c
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