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Petroglifo
A carving made on rock by Indigenous peoples, with faces, round eyes and figures, found in rivers, caves and ceremonial parks. In Puerto Rico they are spread across the island and many remain in place, out in the open. You look without touching, because skin oil and rubbing wear them down.
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In some mountain rivers there are faces carved into the streambed rocks that have been there for centuries with no signage at all.
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