Tomé Hill Petroglyphs

Tomé Hill, located along the Rio Grande River in central New Mexico, is home to a remarkable number of petroglyphs. While the majority are of the Rio Grande style, there are petroglyphs that range from Desert Abstract to Recent. There appears to be a slight Mogollon influence as well. The petroglyphs on the hill are relatively obscure and go unnoticed in general.

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Rio Grande Style -similar style petroglyphs from the main area on south and southeast side
Crab Face Mask	Pig Mask	Happy Dance	War Dog	Kokopelli Panel	One Horn

Feet	The Three	Double Cross	Turkey	Happy Pelli	Born For Water

Crew Cut Mask	Tomé Hill Spiral	Another Kokopelli	Koko Leader	Three Horn Anthropomorphs	Fat Man

Lifter	Butterfly	Quail	Paw	Tic-Tac-Toe	Knife Wing

Strange Anthropomorph	Another Kokopelli Figure	Worm-like Figure	Coyote or Horse	Field Goal Kicker	Turtles

Mirror Image Cats	Round Face 4 Legs	Nova or Octopus	Star Being	War Club	Kilroy

Rattle	Two Kokopelli

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