The "Prom Queen" petroglyph, mid-twentieth century,
currently in the parking lot of the Fire Department.
"Prom
Queen", Serpent Mound and Leo Petroglyphs
The "Prom Queen" petroglyph, mid-twentieth century,
currently in the parking lot of the Fire Department.
back to the journal (Prom Queen)
Serpent Mound panorama from the elevated observation deck.
Detail of the 1846 drawing made by Squier and Davis showing the
relationship of the monument to the surrounding topography.
back to the journal (Serpent
Mound)
The Leo Petroglyph observation pavilion. At the
upper left of the exposed rock surface are the
figures in the detail below.
Two of the Leo petroglyphs. The one on the left is frequently
reproduced as if
it were a head or mask with horns. See the sketch below for the
typical orientation.
Field sketch of the most reproduced motif at the site.