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Preface
Joseph T. O'Connor ............................vii
Dating the Rock Drawings of the Coso Range: Projectile Point Petroglyphs
Alan
P. Garfinkel and J. Kenneth Pringle ....................1
26CK6580: A
Possible Basketmaker Rock Art Site in Southern Nevada
Elaine Holmes .............................15
Paradigms and Petroglyphs
of the Dry Lakes Plateau, Mono County, California
Eric W. Ritter ..............................19
Terra Incognita: Rock
Art, Landscape, Biography, and Archaeological Blind Spots
-A
Case Study from Interior California
David W. Robinson ...........................43
Rock Art Analysis of the Terese
Site, El Paso Mountains, California
Alexander K. Rogers and Frances G. Rogers ...................57
The Esplanade
Style: A Reappraisal of Polychrome Rock Art
in the Grand Canyon Region, Arizona
Don
D. Christensen and Jerry Dickey .....................69
Comments
Mary Allen ................................86
A Reply to Comments by Allen
Don D. Christensen and Jerry Dickey .....................87
A Functional Analysis
of the Esplanade Style
Jerry Dickey and Don D. Christensen .....................89
Rock Art and Rock
Crawling in Central Arizona
Jane P. Childress ..............................103
Hohokam Bola Petroglyphs
in the South Mountains of Phoenix
JJ Golio and Mike Golio ...........................111
San Pedro Eye of the Cave:
Painting of the Past Dated for the Present
Karen L. Steelman, Jane P. Childress,
Jane Kolber, Marvin W. Rowe, and Tom Guilderson ....................................119
Marking
Places: Graffiti, Inscriptions, and Rock Art in Northeast Mexico (and Elsewhere)
William
Breen Murray ...........................129
Chapada Diamantina Rock Art: New
Evidence of
Nordeste Tradition Variations in Bahia, Brazil
Reinaldo Morales,
Jr. and Claudia Cunha ....................137
Politics and Rock Art: Examining
the Utility of Social Structure and
Institutions for Explaining Patterns
of Rock Art Production
Grant S. McCall ............................149
Psychoacoustic Implications of
Prehistoric Art Inferred
from Sound Measurements and Echo Myths
Steven J.
Waller ............................157
American Rock Art Research Association
Officers and Associates .........................165
American Rock Art Research
Association
Awards ................................167
