St. Victor Petroglyphs : The Place Of Living Stone

St. Victor Petroglyphs : The Place Of Living StoneSt. Victor Petroglyphs : The Place Of Living Stone, Tim E. H. Jones, S. Louise Jones An in depth study of Saskatchewans most extensive and significant petroglyph site, the St. Victor Petroglyphsan extraordinary sandstone outcrop bearing more than 340 ancient carvings created between roughly 1800 and 250 years ago. The figures include bison, grizzly bear and human tracks, handprints, faces, and abstract forms, all incised upon a natural platform

Manitoba on the coast of Hudson Bay for export overseas

which was conceptualized in 1958 and completed in 1960

Thresherman

and poetry and songs

following the development of prairie societies from the early migrations across the Bering Sea— to the late 1800s

commencing with the oldest known ancestor

Twenty years later

Amateur Hockey

Paul's Hospital

Preserving the Past : A History of the School Districts of Carruthers

John Ulan Photography

Two-Cylinder