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Three Rivers Petroglyphs in New Mexico is a BLM-managed site featuring more than 21,000 individual rock carvings attributed primarily to the Jornada Mogollon culture (900–1400 CE).
Legend Rock Petroglyph Site in Wyoming contains at least 283 petroglyphs on a 330-foot sandstone cliff, with some figures attributed to the Dinwoody tradition dating back over 10,000 years.
Pre-Columbian petroglyph site near Tacna, Peru, featuring thousands of carved anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figures along ancient Andean trade routes.
Rock art tradition of the Jornada Mogollon people of southern New Mexico, dating from roughly 900 to 1400 CE and distinguished by distinctive mask, face, and ceremonial imagery.
Signal Hill Petroglyphs in Saguaro National Park, Arizona, are a prominent hilltop concentration of Hohokam spiral and abstract carvings interpreted as having possible astronomical or territorial significance.
Fremont culture petroglyph site near Vernal, Utah, along Ashley Creek, featuring carved images of human figures, animals, and geometric designs dating back roughly 1,000 years.
Writing Rock State Historic Site in North Dakota preserves two large granite boulders incised with Thunderbird and other images significant to Plains Indian cultures.
