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charle [14.2K]
3 years ago
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Which statement about Ancestral Pueblo petroglyphs is true? They are made by painting or printing on rock. They show images of A

ncestral Pueblo houses. They are made by scratching or pecking into rock.
HLEP!!!!! PLZ
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morpeh [17]3 years ago
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The statement about Ancestral Pueblo petroglyphs that is true is: <u>They are made by scratching or pecking into rock</u>, because The <u>Petroglyphs</u> that Ancestral Pueblo, and another prehistorical people used to make were created by abrading the rock, removing particles from the rock and creating a figure in relief in the rock <em>(whether they could be houses, objects, animals or people)</em>. But unlike the above, the <u>petrographs</u> are images, forms, animals, objects or people that were painted on a rock surface.

So according to the previous, the right answer is <u>They are made by scratching or pecking into rock.</u>


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