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The Bannock Point Petroforms are located in Whiteshell Provincial Park, located in Eastern Manitoba.
"The Bannock Point Petroforms are figures laid out on bedrock in the forms of turtles, snakes and humans, and also in abstract patterns. Anishinabe and other First Nations people believe that they were left here long ago for the benefit of all people that might visit this site to receive their teachings and healing."
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