"Big Deer"
Site Of The Earliest Observation Known To Man
Of The Supernova Explosion Of 1054 AD.
Observed On May 24, 1,054 AD.
Located In The Agua Fria National Monument, Arizona.
Latest Photographs. By: Dr. Allen Hwang
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Eve & George DeLange.
Page Updated January 21, 2,011.
Dr. Allen Hwang has recently visited �Big Deer� to take some more photographs and to explore the site for more information. Allen has graciously provided some of his best photos for us to enjoy. We are placing them on this page and we hope that you enjoy the higher quality photos. Allen has also provided a copy of his research for us to view. There is a link to his research below.
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| Canyon Entrance Into "Big Deer" Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| Petroglyph One, Looking North East. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| Petroglyph Two, Looking South South-East. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| Cresent Moon Petroglyph Looking East. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| "Big Deer" Named For This Petroglyph. Big Deer Petroglyph Looking North. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| Colliding Sun Petroglyph Looking North. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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| Second Colliding Sun Petroglyph Looking North. Photo By Dr. Allen Hwang. |
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