Follow along as you explore the trail and petroglyphs at the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, Arizona State University in Northwest Phoenix. Learn about the history of the site, the petroglyphs and the cultural traditions that utilized the site.
00:35 | Sign 1: Welcome
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01:03 | Sign 2: The Preserve
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00:39 | Sign 3: Relocated Boulders
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00:43 | Ampitheater
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00:42 | Ampitheater
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00:44 | Sign 4: Manos and Metates
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00:18 | Sign 5: Concentric Circle
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00:41 | Sign 6: Desert Ecology
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00:24 | Geology Sign
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00:40 | Sign 7: Desert Lichen
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00:24 | Sign 8: Kissing Deer
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01:41 | Cultural Traditions Sign
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00:41 | Signs 9-12: Petroglyphs
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00:18 | Sign 13: Reflection
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00:54 | Sign 14: Desert Animals
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00:52 | Trail
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00:21 | Sign 15: Connecting Past and Present
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00:26 | Sign 15: Connecting Past and Present
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00:20 | Sign 16: Spillway and Building
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00:43 | Desert Garden - Front Entrance
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This audio tour was made possible with the help and support from the following: Arizona State University's School of Human Evolution and Social Change, The Flood Control District of Maricopa County, Christopher Stojanowski, Ph.D., Matt Peeples, Ph.D., Aaron Wright, Ph.D., Archaeology Southwest, Frank Bungartz, Ph.D., Canyon Records and Robert Doyle, Aaron White, Jonah Littlesunday, Laura Tohe, Ph.D., Caroleen Yazzie-Phillips, August Wood, Elizabeth Alexander, Caitlin Wichlacz, and Felicia Cocontzin Ruiz
Phoenix, Arizona