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DSCN2613.jpg (95756 bytes) In this picture you can see the grooves are darkening.
DSCN2614.jpg (65057 bytes) An overview of part of the archaeological site.
DSCN2616.jpg (66554 bytes) This shows the way to the Hidden Caves. The building  on the left side of the picture contains the rest rooms.
DSCN2600.jpg (79943 bytes) This entire area (along with most of Nevada and parts of the neighboring states) was under water during prehistoric times. The hills in the center of this picture depict  the ancient shoreline of Lake Lahontan.
DSCN2619.jpg (57990 bytes) An overlook along the trail to the Hidden Caves.
DSCN2620.jpg (99362 bytes) Here is one of the rock formations at the Hidden Caves
DSCN2621.jpg (75961 bytes) One of the trails I walked to part of the Hidden Caves area.
DSCN2622.jpg (82366 bytes) An overview of some of the Hidden Caves.
DSCN2623.jpg (73840 bytes) Another perspective of the same view.
DSCN2624.jpg (98428 bytes) A closeup of one type of rock formation at the Hidden Caves. This type of formation is the same as the Tufa towers at Mono Lake, CA. These are formed under water by the action of fresh water streams on alkaline lake water. More information on Mono Lake can be found at www.monolake.org.

 

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