Ancestral Pueblo Twin Figures
Paired or “twin” human-like figures are common in Ancestral Puebloan rock art, especially in the Cedar Mesa area of southeastern Utah. Sally J. Cole discusses them in her book Legacy on Stone. No one knows what they meant to the artists.
These twin figures are lower down but on the same panel as the Hunting Scene.
This panel of twin and dancing figures is a half day's walk from the Hunting Scene panel.
Twins on the far right.
This is the first of three photos from this panel. The twin figures are at the bottom center.
Two pairs of twins in the center.
Twins in the center below the large animal.
Twins at the top right and top left.
These are pecked on the overhang above what appears to be an old dwelling or storage structure.