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One of Michigan's Few Archaeological Sites
Sanilac Petroglyphs的点评
点评：It's out in the middle of nowhere, but it's still very much worth the drive. Secluded back here are a bunch of outcroppings of ancient Marshall Sandstone, a body of rock indigenous to Michigan. Among them is a large rock with historic petroglyph carvings that, according to park authority, are believed to date back 300 to 1,400 years (sometime between 600 and 1700 AD). Many of the carvings are hard to understand, but some do seem to make references to a few obvious things, possibly humans with arrows hunting certain kinds of animals.
The petroglyph rock is securitized and surrounded by fencing. A park attendant has to enter the enclosure with you if you want to see it. You can view the rock from late May to early September.
Also, there's more to see than just the petroglyphs themselves. They also have a loop trail to explore, which is open year-round. It is, by estimate, anywhere from one-half to three-quarters of a mile in length (around 1 kilometer). You'll see more Marshall Sandstone outcroppings along the trail, plus your typical Michigan nature along with some trees that are more than a century old. It's mostly a dirt trail, however; it's not a paved path or a boardwalk path, and you do have to climb a couple of steep hills in the process. The trail also circles around a couple of rivers/streams and can get muddy after heavy rains, so you do have to be careful and use good judgment.
If you love archaeology and/or like to view nature, you owe it to yourself to go spend one to two hours here.
The petroglyph rock is securitized and surrounded by fencing. A park attendant has to enter the enclosure with you if you want to see it. You can view the rock from late May to early September.
Also, there's more to see than just the petroglyphs themselves. They also have a loop trail to explore, which is open year-round. It is, by estimate, anywhere from one-half to three-quarters of a mile in length (around 1 kilometer). You'll see more Marshall Sandstone outcroppings along the trail, plus your typical Michigan nature along with some trees that are more than a century old. It's mostly a dirt trail, however; it's not a paved path or a boardwalk path, and you do have to climb a couple of steep hills in the process. The trail also circles around a couple of rivers/streams and can get muddy after heavy rains, so you do have to be careful and use good judgment.
If you love archaeology and/or like to view nature, you owe it to yourself to go spend one to two hours here.
翻译：这里地处偏僻，但绝对值得驱车前往。隐匿于此的是一片古老的马歇尔砂岩露头，这种岩石是密歇根州特有的。其中一块巨大的岩石上刻有历史悠久的岩画，据公园管理处称，这些岩画的历史可以追溯到300至1400年前（公元600年至1700年之间）。许多岩画难以辨认，但有些似乎指向一些显而易见的主题，可能是人类用弓箭猎杀某些动物的场景。
这块岩画岩石已被围栏保护起来。如果您想参观，必须由公园工作人员陪同进入围栏内。岩画的开放时间为五月下旬至九月初。
此外，除了岩画本身，这里还有更多值得一看的地方。公园内还有一条环形步道，全年开放。据估计，这条步道长约半英里到四分之三英里（约1公里）。沿途你会看到更多马歇尔砂岩露头，以及典型的密歇根州自然风光，还有一些树龄超过百年的古树。不过，这条步道大部分是土路，并非铺设路面或木栈道，而且途中需要攀爬几座陡坡。步道环绕着几条河流/溪流，暴雨过后可能会变得泥泞，所以务必小心谨慎，注意安全。
如果你热爱考古和/或喜欢欣赏自然风光，那么你绝对应该花上一两个小时来这里走走。
这块岩画岩石已被围栏保护起来。如果您想参观，必须由公园工作人员陪同进入围栏内。岩画的开放时间为五月下旬至九月初。
此外，除了岩画本身，这里还有更多值得一看的地方。公园内还有一条环形步道，全年开放。据估计，这条步道长约半英里到四分之三英里（约1公里）。沿途你会看到更多马歇尔砂岩露头，以及典型的密歇根州自然风光，还有一些树龄超过百年的古树。不过，这条步道大部分是土路，并非铺设路面或木栈道，而且途中需要攀爬几座陡坡。步道环绕着几条河流/溪流，暴雨过后可能会变得泥泞，所以务必小心谨慎，注意安全。
如果你热爱考古和/或喜欢欣赏自然风光，那么你绝对应该花上一两个小时来这里走走。
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