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Rock art sites in Argentina matching “Mendoza, San Rafael Department” · Mysteria

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Rock art sites in Argentina matching “Mendoza, San Rafael Department”

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🇦🇷 Argentina · Rock art

Piedra del Águila Petroglyphs (Atuel Canyon)

Middle–Late Holocene (Pampa–Patagonian transition 5000 BCE–1500 CE) · Patagonian–Cuyo hunter-gatherer → Agrelo (Mendoza)

Basalt boulder field (5,000–500 BP) along Atuel River canyon 60 km south of San Rafael, Mendoza: >800 petroglyphs pecked on 3–5 m basalt columns produced by Pleistocene Atuel volcanics, featuring…

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🇦🇷 Argentina · Geoglyph

Sierra Pintada Geoglyphs

Late pre-Hispanic Agrelo-Viluco · Huarpe-Pehuenche

30 austral basalt geoglyphs (900-1500 CE) on Sierra Pintada, southernmost Andean desert lines at 37S.