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Ruins and Rock Art of the Kayenta Area

Presented by: Richard Jenkinson

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Retired high school English teacher Richard Jenkinson taught at Monument Valley High School in Kayenta, Arizona from 1980 to 1994. During those years he hiked throughout the area, a region very rich in Ancestral Pueblo ruins. This presentation will look at some of his older photos of ruins and rock art from sites both famous and obscure. Richard is a member and past president of the Utah Rock Art Research Association. 
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