Petroglyphs are intricate images meticulously etched, carved, pecked, or scratched onto the surfaces of natural rock formations. These enduring creations, often found in rugged landscapes, serve as a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of ancient cultures. Predominantly associated with Neolithic peoples, petroglyphs represent one of the earliest forms of human expression, predating written language. They functioned as a vital medium for communication, conveying stories, beliefs, and cultural practices through symbolic imagery.

A few of the swaddle theory figures, faces and Taino sun symbol.