2023-04-16, 12:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-04-16, 12:09 PM by Beardilocks.)
Correct. Picto is made with pigment, petro is made by chipping. There are significantly less pictographs in DV than petros.
I tend to use “rock alignment” as a blanket term for all forms made on the ground, whether you’re adding or subtracting rocks/gravel to make a design. But yes, technically rock alignments are when you add rocks and intaglios are when you move gravel to make a shape. I believe geoglyph is the proper blanket term, being separated into negative & positive versions.
DStretch uses any photo in any format. I’ve not dug in deep enough to see if any formats produce better results than others.
I have yet to uncover any petroglyphs actually in Corridor canyon itself. But I have found a few cowboy signatures.
I tend to use “rock alignment” as a blanket term for all forms made on the ground, whether you’re adding or subtracting rocks/gravel to make a design. But yes, technically rock alignments are when you add rocks and intaglios are when you move gravel to make a shape. I believe geoglyph is the proper blanket term, being separated into negative & positive versions.
DStretch uses any photo in any format. I’ve not dug in deep enough to see if any formats produce better results than others.
I have yet to uncover any petroglyphs actually in Corridor canyon itself. But I have found a few cowboy signatures.
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