60 hands panel
There isn't an official name for this rock art panel, but it reportly has more than 60 handprints. Prints are in many colors of pigment, including green (which is uncommon for rock art). Some prints are obviously from the smaller hands of children, which is unusual in Ancestral Puebloan rock art.
Polly's Island Ruin
This ruin was built behind an old rock slide which created a natural outer wall to the small alcove. It dwelling had only a few rooms.We saw lots of pottery shards in the area, several sharpening grooves of various tools, and pieces of worked flint in the area. The fruit of the prickly pear cactus seemed to be near peak ripeness. It was a staple of Ancestral Puebloan diet. A Navajo guide on our last trip said one can take the the spines off by putting the fruit on a stick and rubbing in grass.
