Rock Art Papers, Volume 17

Rock Art Papers, Volume 17, Ken Hedges, editor
2005, San Diego Museum Papers No. 43, paper
172 pages, 263 b/w photos, 45 figures, 14 maps, 10 tables, 8-1/2" x 11"
$24.00

Titles in this volume include papers from the Rock Art 2005 meetings.

From the Outside Looking In: An Examination of Four Rock Art Sites on the Northern Periphery of the Coso Mountains, Jeffrey F. LaFave and Courtney Smith
Luiseño Cultural Figurations, Bernard M. Jones, Jr. and James Workman
An Examination of Probable "Cultural Contact" Rock Art Sites in Southern California and Northern Baja California, Jeffrey F. LaFave
Grapevine Canyon, Nevada: Rock Art Then and Now, Anne Q. Stoll and George Stoll
Nampaweap: The Possibilities for Regional Variation in Virgin Anasazi Rock Art, Don D. Christensen, Frank G. Bock, and A.J. Bock
Preliminary Report on Cupules in North-Central Arizona, Don D. Christensen
Bird-Masked Stick-Figure Anthropomorphs at a Small Petroglyph Site in Central Arizona, Judith Rowe Taylor
Rock Art Research in the Agua Fria National Monument: Theory and Method, Peter H. Welsh
Recording the Rock Art of Baby Canyon Pueblo, Agua Fria National Monument: Phases I-II, Jennifer K.K. Huang
Hohokam Hunting Petroglyphs in the South Mountains of Phoenix, J J Golio and Mike Golio
The Caballo de Uffington: A Desert Surprise, Roy B. Brown
Rock Art as a Political Strategy in the Inca Empire, Jessica Joyce Christie
The Carved Rocks of Machu Picchu, Jessica Joyce Christie
Morphological Similarities Between Rock Art Motifs and the Spirit Beings Described in Echo Myths, Steven J. Waller
Reflected Images of Power: Shamanic Metaphors in Rock Art, Bernard M. Jones, Jr.
A Petroglyph Surprise, John M. Rafter