Petroglyphs in Canyon de Chelly

The photographs of the four sets of petroglyphs shown in the montage above were taken during a jeep tour of Canyon de Chelly.

In the first set is clearly seen a deer, a long zig-zag line, and a circle within a circle. The other markings seen are actially parts of antelope figures which have been painted on the rock, as opposed to chipped into the stone.
In the second set are seen a reclining kokopelli figure, still playing his flute, a stick figure and many handprints, some positive and some negative (the area around the hand print is chipped out).
The third set is comprised of 2 large animals, probably deer, a painted rainbow and, less apparent above the rainbow, are 3 shaman figures, also painted.
In the fourth set is seen a large group of mounted horsemen. The central figure has a long black robe on which there is a cross (which can't be seen here). This is a more recent image which is believed to document the passage of a Spanish priest and his cortege.