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Preface
Alanah Woody, Ph.D., RPA…………………………………………………………………vii
The Rationalist Scientific
Method in Rock Art Studies: The Serendipity Shelter, Nevada, Example
Eric W. Ritter…………………………………………………………………...1
Rock Art Styles in
Southern California
Ken Hedges……………………………………………………………………25
Rock Art Styles on
the Bishop Volcanic Tablelands
William D. Hyder and Dario Caloss……………………………………………41
Sounds of the Spirit
World: Auditory Perceptions of Depth at Rock Art Sites
Steven J. Waller………………………………………………………………..53
The Wallula Stone’s
Journey: A Cooperative Effort Between Tribal, City, and Federal Governments
Diana R. LaSarge……………………………………………………………….57
Conservation and Management
Concerns in the Development of Rock Climbing Recreation Areas at Three
Central Oregon Pictograph Sites
Larry King……………………………………………………………………...63
Pictograph Perspectives,
Photography, and Photo Electronic Imaging: More Than Just A Pretty Picture
Carolynne L. Merrell…………………………………………………………..73
Pictograph Cave in
Southeast Alaska: Expanding our Cultural Understanding of the Rock Art
George Poetschat, James D. Keyser, and Terence E. Fifield…………………...83
A Site-Monitoring
Partnership at Little Petroglyph Canyon, Coso Range, California
Alexander K. Rogers and Carolyn A. Sheperd…………………………………95
Rock 53 of Vite-Deria:
New Elements for the Study of Degradation of Valcoamnica Petroglyphs
Elisabetta Attorresse and Angelo Fossati……………………………………103
Little Lost River
Cave, Idaho: Electron Probe Microanalysis of a Black Deposit Associated
with Pictographs
Karen L. Steelman, Marvin W. Rowe, Renald N. Guillemette, Carolynne L.
Merrell, and Richard D. Hill…………………………………………………111
Application of Digital
Image Enhancement in Rock Art Recording
Robert Mark and Evelyn Billo………………………………………………121
Changing Men, Changing
Eland: Sequences in the Rock Paintings of Maclear District, Eastern Cape,
South Africa
David Pearce………………………………………………………………….129
Rock Art Studies in
China
William Breen Murray………………………………………………………....139
Parting the Waters—Re-Discovering
the Goose Lake Petroglyphs
Cheryl Mack and Larry King…………………………………………………145
Kachina Iconography
of Piedras Marcadas Canyon, Petroglyph National Monument
Dara Saville…………………………………………………………………151
The Anasazi Rock Art
of Chaco Canyon: A Preliminary Report of the Findings
Donna Yoder and Jane Kolber……………………………………………….161
The Great Anasazi
Rock Art of Chaco Canyon: Possible and Probable Implications
Jane Kolber and Donna Yoder………………………………………………169
Legends, Links, and
Likenesses: Mesoamerican Symbols in Southern Nevada Rock Art
Elaine Holmes and Pamela A. Cramer………………………………………..181
The Nampaweap Site
Petroglyphs—Stars, Sex, and Piñon Nuts?
J. T. O’Connor
