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Photogrammetry by Aaron Huey @argonautphoto | SOUND ON “The petroglyphs and pictographs are like a library to the Pueblo community. Just like if you go to a library to get a book, you learn about history, it’s constant learning from our ancestors,” says Octavius Seowtewa, Zuni medicine man. This panel in #BearsEarsNationalMonument, Utah, goes by many names and contains hundreds of symbols from birds to spiritual beings, a snake or water, ways of counting, objects and tools used in daily life, and more. Part of an @InsideNatGeo project with @devlin_gandy. This is not a video; it’s a tour through a massive digital model created from thousands of photographs, using a technique called photogrammetry. Through working with Native American elders, communities, and organizations, we hope to educate the public on the strong connection these places still have for native communities while also easing the desire to visit these locations in person through digital access and education. Learn more about how to #VisitWithRespect at the nonprofit @CedarMesaFriends, and follow @argonautphoto for more #photogrammetry and his images from #BearsEars and our #PublicLands.

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