Logo Lemons Gap Petroglyph Rock - Apr 2019
(with lots of spring wildflowers!)
Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area
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Copyright (2019)


In April 2019, I led Alan Cressler and archaeologist Jannie Loubser up the mountain to show them the
petroglyph rock.   We made a tracing, which Jannie later converted to a graphic layout.   I only took a
few photos of the rock, since I had photographed it before, but I shot a variety of spring wildflowers!


Wood_Betony
Wood Betony   (Pedicularis canadensis)


Morel
Morel mushroom (Morchella sp.)


Trillium_grandiflorum
Trillium grandiflorum


Dutchmans_Breeches
Dutchmans Breeches   (Dicentra cucullaria)


Bloodroot
Bloodroot   (Sanguinaria canadensis)


Documenting_rock
Jannie demonstrated the tracing technique, then Alan and I pitched in to help


Rock_Tracing
Alan and I tracing...   (photo by Jannie)


Rock_Tracing
Resultant graphic layout of the rock carving.
(showing ancient as well as more recent markings...)


Click here to see my earlier photos of this rock...   (The page will open in a separate tab.)


Early_Meadow_Rue
Early Meadow Rue   (Thalictrum dioicum)


T_grandiflora
Trillium grandiflorum


Spring_Beauties
Spring Beauties   (Claytonia virginica)


Toothwort
Cut-leaved Toothwort   (Cardamine concatenata)


Bishops_Cap
Bishop's Cap, aka Miterwort   (Mitella diphylla)


Trillium_vaseyi
Vasey's Trillium   (Trillium vaseyi)


Spotted_Mandarin
Spotted Mandarin, aka Nodding Mandarin or Spotted Fairy Bells   (Prosartes maculata)


Large_Bellwort
Large-flowered Bellwort   (Uvularia grandiflora)


Yellow_Mandarin
Yellow Mandarin   (Prosartes lanuginosa)


Yellow_Mandarin
Yellow Mandarin


Showy_Orchis
Showy Orchis   (Galearis spectabilis)



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