Dating and the Earliest Known Rock Art

Dating and the Earliest Known Rock Art, Matthias Strecker and Paul Bahn, editors
1999, Oxbow Books, paper
96 pages, 52 b/w photos, 24 figures, 8 maps, 13 tables, 8-1/4" x 11-3/4"
$30.00

Papers presented in Symposia 1-3 of the SIARB Congress, Cochabamba, Bolivia, April 1997. Paper titles include:

A Universal Standard for Reporting the Ages of Petroglyphs and Rock Paintings, Alan Watchman
Early Rock Art of Mid-Continental North America, Jack Steinbring
The Earliest Petroglyph Traditions on the North American Plains, Alice M. Tratebas
Dating Rock Art in Brazil, Andre Prous
Dating the Rock Art at Monte Alegre, Brazil, Anna C. Roosevelt
The Chronology and Evolution of the Prehistoric Rock Paintings in the Serra da Capivara National Park Piaui, Brazil, Anne-Marie Pessis
Dating of the Prehistoric Rock Paintings in the Serra da Capivara National Park Piaui, Brazil, Maria Conceicao Meneses Lage
Argentina's Oldest Rock Art, Juan Schobinger
Pigment Analysis and Absolute Dating of Rock Paintings from Jujuy, Argentina, Maria Isabel Hernandez Llosas, Alan Watchman and John Southon
Face to Face with the Earliest 'Art Object', Paul G. Bahn
The Earliest Art of Uzbekistan in its Central Asian Context: Some Dilemmas with Chronological Estimations in Central Asian Rock Art, Andrzej Rozwadowski and Muhiddin Huzanazarov
Chronostylistic Elements for the Dating of the Open-Air Rock Art Assemblages of Domingo Garcia (Segovia, Spain), Sergio Ripol Lopez and Laboratorio de Estudios Paleoliticos