Rock Art Papers, Volume 11

Rock Art Papers, Volume 11, Ken Hedges, editor
1994, San Diego Museum Papers No.31, paper
170 pages, 86 b/w photos, 87 figures, 10 maps, 12 tables, 8-1/2" x 11"
$18.00

Piedras Pintas: A Trinary Petroglyph Site of Major Importance, Baja California Sur, Mexico (O.Winston Hampton)
Social Issues Regarding the Rock Art of Arroyo del Tordillo, Central Baja California (Eric Ritter)
Swallow Rock (CA-FRE-2485): An Outstanding Petroglyph in the Southern Diablo Range, Fresno County, California (Daniel Foster & John Betts)
Myths, Metaphors, and Privileged Interpreters: The Case of Agawa Bay (William Strange)
Debajo de la Nariz: Neglected Rock Art of Central Mexico (E.C.Krupp)
Selected Recording and Changing Times: The "Evolution" of a Chumash Rock Painting (Georgia Lee)
Enhancing the Spatial Aspects of Rock Art Recordings and Drawings (Elanie Moore)
Harrington's Notes Regarding Chumash Indian Cave Paintings (Lisa Steinberg)
More Possible Archaeoastronomy Findings at Agua Dulce Canyon (John Rafter)
The Case of the Missing Petroglyphs: Large-Scale Vandalism at Sierra Estrella (Ken Hedges)
Grand Canyon Pictographs: Comments on the Grand Canyon Polychrome Style (Mary Allen)
Rock Art, Ceramics, and Textiles: The Validity of Unifying Art Motifs (Don Christenson)
Three Sites on Glorieta Mesa, New Mexico, Show Evidence of Western Archaic Tradition Rock Art (Frank & A.J.Bock)
Astronomical Symbology in the Rock Art at the Village of the Great Kivas, Zuni, New Mexico (Edward Pasahow)
A Unique Map in Stone (Miles Prescott)
The Deer as a Symbol (Thomas Hersh)
The Symbolic Image of Mountain Lion: Recreating Myth in Rock Art (Bernard Jones, Jr.)