A three finger petrosomatoglyph from a child is 28 inches above the ground—one of the lowest to the right of the rock shelter. The print was probably even lower to the ground at the time of creation due to subsequent trail erosion, particularly since 1962 after the founding of the state park. Small adult male fingers for scale.

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