Images From BEYOND!!! Real? Or not??

Found a petroglyph panel recently and it is quite spectacular. I've seen hundreds if not thousands of instances of ancestral pueblo rock art but nothing quite like this. So these have me wondering if they are prehistoric, or the artwork of teenagers with lots of time on their hands. I will show them to the archaeologists at work shortly to get their opinion but in the meantime, let me know what you think.

P.S. I will not reveal the location of these online just in case they turn out to be real and need to be protected.

These guys are about 10 feet tall!

This one is near the ground and maybe 14" tall.

I am most suspicious about this one. Looks too fresh and almost looks kinda "African". But what do I know??

Phil, I'd say they're legit. They're stylistically in line with other carvings I've seen in our neighborhood, and the amount of effort and good taste necessary would pretty well rule out vandals to me. Plus, I feel like I may have seen a couple of the more striking ones reproduced in Polly Schaafsma's work. They're amazing, in any case, and well photographed!

Dead Alien???

Horned Serpent.

Strange "Kokopelli" below the serpent. Has 2 antenna on his head and what looks like a tin-foil hat and he appears to be blowing glass or drinking a yard of ale.

A nearly life-sized mountain lion.

A feathered Serpent known locally as "Awanyu". My red backpack is about 2 ft tall.

Think I saw the guy with antenna, tin foil hat and yard of ale at our Christmas party.
Joe Rogers

If these are the work of "kids," then those are some very remarkable kids. This was definitely not an afternoon's work product. In fact, and I'm no expert by any means, but it doesn't appear to me that any of the glyphs are the work of more than one person. Please keep us updated on this as you learn more, Phillip.

You may want to contact Randy Langstraat http://blog.rockart.me/ he has quite the collection and may be able to help identify these.

Awesome stuff, Phil--tyhanks for sharing! They look legit to me...but i know nuttn. Im sure given the size and number, that these have already been well studied, so if you find out more info, please let us know!

Very cool. I'll be interested to hear what you find out about these. If I had to guess, I'd say they're real. Just a hunch.

Your 'arky' friends will know, but they definitely don't look like Anasazi rock art. Perhaps a later time frame from another tribe?
And hey...it's OK to use Anasazi again. The PC 'ancestral puebloan' title just got to be too large a mouthfull for everyone.

Here’s an update on these petroglyphs:

One of the archaeologists I know thinks these were created by people from Tsirege (also Tshirege) Pueblo. Wikipedia says: Tsirege Pueblo is a classic Anasazi Pueblo archaeological site located on property owned by Los Alamos National Laboratory. Tsirege consists of approximately 800 rooms, was occupied from c. 1325 to c. 1600, and is regarded by the people of San Ildefonso Pueblo as ancestral. The name means "bird place" in the Tewa language. The site includes a long defensive wall, 10 kivas, a reservoir, and many significant petroglyph panels.