Inscription Rock

Inscription Rock, also known as Reno's Rock, is a large sandstone surface located in southeastern Arizona that features numerous petroglyphs—carvings and carvings made by Indigenous peoples over thousands of years. These ancient images depict animals, human figures, symbols, and abstract designs, serving as cultural records or spiritual symbols. Recognized as a significant archaeological site, it provides insights into the history, beliefs, and artistic expression of the indigenous communities that created them. The rock's carvings are protected as part of the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation, emphasizing their cultural and historical importance.