The Meyers Spring, Texas, Apache Crown Dancer Pictograph

On a 100-foot wall of pictographs at Meyers Spring is a pictograph that memorializes an Apache Crown Dance ceremony, performed 500-600 years ago. The ceremony is so important to the Apache culture that it is still performed today. This is a video report on the ceremony, along with a detailed analysis of the pictograph representation, conducted by the West Texas Archeological Society.