American Indian Rock Art, Volume 27

American Indian Rock Art, Volume 27, ARARA. Steven M. Freers and Alanah Woody, editor
2001, American Rock Art Research Association, paper
336 pages, color photo cover, 116 b/w photos, 149 illustrations, 17 tables, 14 maps, 8-½" x 11"
$25.00

Papers published from the xxxx Tucson, Arizona meetings include:

Introduction to the Section Dedicated to Navajo Rock Art, Jane Kolber
A History of Navajo Rock Art Research, David M. Brugge
Recording, Protecting, and Studying Navajo Rock Art: A Project in Chaco Canyon, Jane Kolber
Chaco Navajo Ceremonial Rock Art and Anasazi SymbolsCarol Ambruster and Tony Hull,
Dinétah Ceremonial Rock Art and Cultural Affiliation in Northwest New Mexico, James Mathew Copeland
Tracking the Dinétah Hunter: Hunting Themes in Navajo Rock Art, Hugh C. Rogers
On the Trail of Dinétah Skywatchers: Patterned Dots and Scattered Pluses, Von Del Chamberlain and Hugh Rogers
The Talking Rocks of Carson's Wall: Navajo History and Settlement as Revealed at a Multicomponent Rock Art Site in the Chinle Valley, Arizona, Dennis Gilpin
Livestock in Navajo Rock Art, Donna Yoder
Navajo Rock Art Discussion, Taft Blackhorse
Analyzing Petroglyphs and Geoglyphs With Four New Perspectives: Evaluating What's There and What's Not, Ronald I. Dorn, Edward and Diane Stasak, and Persis Clarkson
Weathering Impacts on Petroglyph Engravings and Rock Panels, Gregory A. Pope
Landscapes in Transition? New Radiocarbon dates on Cave Drawings from the Mitchell-Palmer Limestone Belt (Northeastern Australia), Bruno David, Ruth Ann Armitage, Marvin W. Rowe, and Ewan Lawson
Indirect Percussion: Fact or Fiction?, Rex Weeks
Traversing the Great Gray Middle Ground: An Examination of Shamanistic Interpretation of Rock Art, Ken Hedges
Inscription Point: Too Little Too Late?, Donald E. Weaver Jr., Robert Mark and Evelyn Billo
The Challenge of Long-Term Preservation: Managing Impacts to Rock Art at Hueco Tanks State Historical Park, Karen G. Harry, Evelyn Billo, and Robert Mark
Rock Art and Well Pad Construction: An Example of Conservation from Wyoming, Mavis Greer and John Greer
Effects of Fire on Rock Art, Roger Kelly and Daniel F. McCarthy
Art as Science, Science as Art: Aerial Photographic Applications in Rock Art Research, Persis B. Clarkson
The Grapevine Style of the Eastern Mojave of California and Nevada, Don D. Christensen, and Jerry Dickey
Pictographs of the Volcanic Tableland, Inyo and Mono Counties, California, Courtney R. Smith and David Lee
Marking Time at Lagomarsino: An Exploration of the Competing Narratives of Rock Art Studies, Angus R. Quinlan and Alanah Woody
The Star Burst Solar Site, Pah Pah Range, Washoe County, Nevada, Alvin McLane and Oyvind Frock
Lizard Cave: A Possible Solar Marker at CA-KER-5525, Jack Sprague and Gale Grasse
The Serpent: A Shamanistic Motif in the Archaic/Basketmaker Rock Art Imagery of the Palavayu Anthropomorphic Style (PASTYLE), Arizona, Ekkehart Malotki
Yavapai Cosmology: Early Timekeepers in the Prescott Area, Arizona, Nancy Lee Hayden
Atlatl Hunters of the Sierra Madre Oriental (Mexico), Wm. Breen Murray, and Hector Lazcano
Rupestres Paintings in the “La Madera” Mountains (aka Wood Mountains), Sonora, Mexico, César A. Quijada
Atlatl Hunters of the Sierra Madre Oriental (Mexico), E. Gene Riggs
A Cluster Analysis of Anthropomorphic Symbols in North American Rock Art, J.T. O'Connor
Kohta Circus: A Mesoamerican Connection, Eileen Green and Elaine Holmes
Climbing Bear, Spirit Helper: Companion Petroglyphs at Shalabolino (Siberia) and Shavano Valley (Colorado, USA), Lynda D. McNeil
In Touch with the Art, Janet Lever
The Hand Prints at CA-RIV-114: A Forensic and Anthropomorphic Study, Steven M. Freers
American Indian Rock Art: Guidelines for Authors, Frank G. Bock, Steven M. Freers, and Anne McConnell