El Morro National Monument Cap Euro Oval says Kolbert

says Kolbert

318 pieces

and have a stinging tail used for hunting and defense

cracked skin

chosen to reflect the park’s sandstone cliffs and desert surroundings

El Morro National Monument Cap Euro Oval says KolbertOver centuries, thousands of people from many backgrounds have left their mark on the sandstone bluff called El Morro. Some of the earliest are the ancestral Puebloan people, who created petroglyphs by pecking at the rock with chisels made of various materials. El Morro is home to more than two hundred such petroglyphs, many of which are visible along Inscription Loop Trail. Celebrate those who once made their home and livelihood at El Morro by