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This stock photo includes a woman taking in the scenery while standing at the top of a rock ledge that slopes quickly into the water, with a very high wall of solid rock to her left which is full of ancient pictographs, or native paintings. Likely to be between 150-400 years old, the pictographs of Agawa Rock were created by the Ojibwe people who made their paint using powdered haematite rock mixed with fish oil or animal fat.