Raised Hands panel (Eichenberger Group 1) is primarily composed of a tight cluster of images in one area
with a single spiral petroglgyph situated
50 cm above the main panel. Eichenberger's drawings indicate the Raised Hands panel measures approximately
1.9 meters long by 0.4 meters in height. Diaz-Granados and Duncan (2000: 119 - 120) described this panel as Rocky Hollow #1 and report
that petroglyphs were repainted in the 1940s.
Drawing of the Open Hand panel published by Eichenberger (1944:Figure 8). Another drawing of this panel
was published by Diaz-Granados and Duncan (2000: Figure 6.5).
Context of the Open Hand panel (just to right of survey rod) under a shallow overhang.
Fish panel (Eichenberger Group 4) occupies an area measuring approximately
2.1 meters in length and .50 meters in height.
Fish panel drawing by Eichenberger (1944). Another drawing of the panel was published by
Diaz-Granados and Duncan (2000: Figure 5.40).
Fish panel contains a single bird form that was pecked into the stone and filled with red pigment.
Range of Thunderbird desings at the Holliday site (Eichenberger 1944:Figure 10).
Detail of the two bow hunters in the Fish panel.
Eichenberger (1944:Figure 11) of the two bow hunters in the Fish panel.
Detail of the elk in the Fish panel.
Eichenberger (1944:Figure 11) of the elk in the Fish panel.
Image of a thunderbird and cross on an isolated boulder. The thunderbird measures 18 by 18 cm.
Isolated boulder with thunderbird and cross image.
Drawing of stone tools and pottery sherds found
near the rock art (Eichenberger 1944: figure 12).
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