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This panel is just before the Cottonwood Glen rest area and contains two dramatically different types of anthropomorphs and several zoomorphs done in different styles as well. The craftmanship exhibited by the figures on the left is much finer that that seen on the right.
Nine Mile Canyon is actually a 40 mile long canyon in Carbon and Duchesne Counties in Utah. It is in the Fremont cultural complex area of Utah, but much disagreement exists as to the stylistic classification of individual panels, as many different groups visited Nine Mile Canyon over some 6,000 years, from the Archaic period to to the historic Utes. The Numic speaking Utes are thought to have replaced the Fremont, who may have been related to modern day Hopi in Arizona and other Puebloan people, especially the Jemez people of New Mexico, but there is much disagreement on that point as well. The Fremont were thought to be in the canyon from from about A.D. 1050-1250 (1300), but the Fremont culture prospered in Utah from about A.D. 250 to about A.D. 1250. The petroglyphs in Nine Mile Canyon bear little resemblance to the nearby "Classic Vernal Style" Fremont drawings or others found in Capitol Reef and other areas of south western central Utah.
Nine Mile Canyon,
Carbon County, Utah
November 2, 2016
DSCN4912
Javascript Panel with Douglas Crockford, Ryan Seddon, Vim Jobanputra, Kyle Barrow and moderator Matt Vickers at WDCNZ 2012
Photo by WE DO Photography and Design wedo.net.nz
Cloister's Walk Enamel Panels 1997-1998
Artist: Dale Devereux Barker
Materials: Vitreous Enamel
St Katharines Dock
London, England, UK
Back panel of the supply showing the power switch, 2A breaker, and IEC C16 connector. I used a Dremel to cut out the notch, thus turning it into a C14. will probably replace the whole connector at some point.
Solar panels on hill near US-64 between Patterson Branch and Smart Rd in Clay County, North Carolina.
Credit: Clay County Documentary Project, David Smart Collection
Higher resolution image is available
Contact: rDavidSmart@gmail.com
Property Release Status: none
Image ID: CCDP_60A9257
In heel Europa worden citizens’ panels georganiseerd in aanloop naar de Europese verkiezingen in mei. Wat vind jij dat er op de agenda moet als het gaat om jouw data? Biedt de digitalisering nieuwe mogelijkheden of zie je vooral de keerzijden?
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The panelists from Panel II: Legal Education in Conflict Resolution - from left to right: Dr. Franklin Hoet Linares (Venezuela), The Honorable Deon H. van Zyl (South Africa), and The Honorable Opeyemi Oke (Nigeria)
Panels will not be going everywhere - depends on whether the areas are structural and/or whether the radius is too much for the fabric.
Interpretive panel at the Port Williams war memorial listing the names of the community fallen, including Pte George Price, the last Canadian killed in the Great War. Pte Price was shot by a German sniper just two minutes before the Armistice, 11 November 1918.
Panel 1 (L to R) – Barry Callis, Jon Vincent, Chris Wittke, Amanda Escamilla and Facilitator Amir Dixon
Paneles decorativos de pared. Compuestos por 3 piezas que pueden adquirirse de forma individual y combinarse entre sÃ. Pueden ubicarse en horizontal o vertical.
Final 3 panels for assemblage project (family).
This panel used images from family photo albums, an ultrasound from when my mom was pregnant with me, and creative commons images of the landscape, fence, roots, and flowers/pots.
I wanted to work with the idea of the choice that goes into starting a family, and how it is often undertaken by multiple people whose desires are similar but necessarily different simply because they are different people, and it's simultaneously collaborative and very independently-motivated. I used a quote from one of my favorite short stories that deals primarily with the idea that love begins as a selfish endeavor but ultimately has to be about the person you're loving.