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2. Visit an area known for its petroglyphs, such as a national park or historical site.
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5. Pay attention to any patterns or similarities among the petroglyphs.
6. Take photographs of the petroglyphs for reference.
7. If allowed, touch and feel the texture of the petroglyphs to better understand their surface and markings.
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