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Petroglyphs:     more books (100)

The Petroglyph Papers by Timothy Best, 2009-03-18 Petroglyphs by Keith Harvey, 2008-11-24 Petroglyphs [Rock Carvings] in the Susquehanna River Near Safe Harbor, Pennsylvania: Publications of Pennsylvania Historical Commission Volume III by Donald A. Cadzow, 1934 Petroglyphs and Pictographs of Utah: The East and Northeast (Volume 1) by Kenneth B., M.D. Castleton, 1994-06 PETROGLYPHS AND PICTOGRAPHS OF UTAH. Two volume set. by Kenneth B. Castleton, 1984 The Guatamalan petroglyphs: The Nephite story, or From whence came the Aztecs by James W Le Sueur, 1946 The ATLATL ROCK Calamity (Recorded as Petroglyphs in the VALLEY OF FIRE) by Verl Frehner, 2005 Adventures with the Anasazi of Falls Creek (Occasional papers of the Center of Southwest Studies) by Helen Sloan Daniels, 1976 Prehistoric Petroglyphs and Pictographs in Utah by Roland (edited by) Siegrist, 1972-01-01 Archaeological Sites in Karnataka; Halebidu, Badami, Aihole, Sudi, Pattadakal, Hampi, Balligavi, Kupgal Petroglyphs Indian Petroglyphs of the Pacific Northwest by Beth and Ray Hill, 1974-01-01 Petroglyphs of the United States: From the Smithsonian report for 1936, pages 405-425 by Julian Haynes Steward, 1937 Grapevine Canyon: Petroglyphs of Clark County, Nevada, Newberry Mountains by La Rae Bringhurst, 1995 Recording petroglyphs: A 1977 preliminary report on the Black Canyon project of the Mojave Desert (Quarterly of San Bernardino County Museum Association ; v. 25, no. 3) by Wilson G Turner, 1978

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81. Nine Mile Ranch
    25 mile NE of Wellington. Accommodations include tent spaces, cabin, tipi or bunkhouse. Activities include hiking, horseback riding and tours of Native American petroglyphs. Contact information provided.  
    http://www.ninemilecanyon.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Ben and Myrna's Nine Mile Ranch the only guest ranch and campground in Nine Mile Canyon. Our ranch consists of 1,000 acres of rugged mountains, with a beautiful cottonwood-lined creek winding through lush green fields. It is not unusual to see deer, elk, coyotes, wild turkeys and other wildlife as you take your early morning hike. The elevation at the ranch house is about 6,700 feet, so expect refreshingly cool summer evenings. Nine Mile Ranch is a real cattle ranch in scenic Nine Mile Canyon, the "world's longest art gallery." Hundreds of panels of rock art left by the Fremont Indians are on display throughout the canyon. Let us take you on a 1/2 day tour and learn about the area's history, or explore on your own. Having lived in the canyon as a youth and also several times as a married couple, we have lots of stories and memories. Some of them true! Stay at the Nine Mile Guest Ranch Campground, or in a rustic one-room cabin like the pioneers. We also have "Bunk n' Breakfast" rooms for families or singles, and an Indian teepee as well. We have limited electricity and hot showers, but you can mostly expect an authentic Western experience here among the farm animals. Nine Mile Ranch is ideal for everyone from small couples to large groups. We have a nice big pavillion, with nearby picnic tables, fire pits, showers, flush toilets, and a playgrounds for the little ones. And all around you are opportunities for hiking, mountain climbing, or fun in the creek. It's a great place for a family reunion or nice quiet getaway. Ask us about special activities like hayrides, dances, and live music.

82. Petroglyphics
    Stone and bone products engraved with precise replicas of actual petroglyph and pictograph designs jewelry, trivets and coasters. Also deer woven from willow twigs. Online store.  
    http://www.petroglyphics.com/

83. Red Rock Country - V Bar V Ranch Rock Art Site
    your description here Red Rock District Coconino National Forest P. O. Box 20429 Sedona, AZ 863410429  
    http://www.redrockcountry.org/recreation/cultural/v-bar-v.shtml
    
    Extractions: Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Red Rock Country About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... Evaluate Our Service

84. Checking For Flash
    Photographs by Patrick Hurley, focussing on the landscape.  
    http://darksquirrel.com/pch/pet

85. Petroglyph National Monument (DesertUSA)
    Guide features color photos, climate, history, hiking, links, and mileage guides to nearby attractions.  
    http://www.desertusa.com/pnm/pnm.html

86. THE COLLECTOR’S GUIDE: PETROGLYPH NATIONAL MONUMENT
    Only National Park to focus on North America s heritage of prehistoric Indian folk art.  
    http://www.collectorsguide.com/ab/abfa08.html
    
    Extractions: Photos by Isaac Eastvold Looking due west from virtually any point in Albuquerque, one can see the familiar outline of volcanoes. Just one mile east of the volcanoes, a serpentine "wall" of black rock stretches north and south for 17 miles; this is the West Mesa basaltic escarpment . The escarpment and volcanic landscape is rich with hundreds of archeological sites indicating that for thousands prehistoric rock art Mesa Prieta flute player. Conspicuous knees are unusual. He lacks the humped back of the more familiar Kokopelli. Contemporary pueblo ceremonial art such as sand paintings, kachina masks, pottery designs, weaving, altar painting, and puppetry have their roots in the Rio Grande Style. Rock Art imagery has preserved an invaluable record of these pueblo Indian religious roots extending back in time beyond the ethnographic records. While the petroglyphs comprise a prehistoric record of spirits and powers that figure prominently in pueblo ceremony and ritual today, they are also a distinctive pueblo

87. Ekonk Hill Archaeogeodesy
    An archaeogeodesy perspective of the petroglyphed boulders at Ekonk Hill, Sterling.  
    http://www.jqjacobs.net/rock_art/ekonk.html
    
    Extractions: The Ekonk Hill Petroglyph Site, An Archaeogeodesy Perspective © 1998 by James Q. Jacobs In Nov. of 1995, the Arizona Republic reported on a Boston Globe article about a set of carved rocks found in rural New England. Several other papers carried the same reports. I summarize the 1995 reports as follows: A recent discovery in Sterling, Conn., an arrangement of petroglyphed boulders, may add to our understanding of the prehistoric peoples who lived in the area. Some Native Americans have said the site could be 10,000 or more years old. Alignments at the site indicate a possible association with agricultural cycles. The earliest evidence of corn planting in the area dates to 1,300 years ago. John Brown, tribal-history preservation officer for the Narragansett, thinks the rocks indicate celestial knowledge. ''There is direct concern about the safety of these rocks,'' Brown said in the Boston Globe article. ''The destruction of such a thing would be a terrible loss.'' Representatives of the Narragansett and Mohegan tribes are concerned that publicity about the site could lead to damage. State archaeologist, Nick Bellantoni, affiliated with the University of Connecticut, was quoted in the Boston Globe as follows, ''I'm rather confident that they are probably Native American in origin, but I have nothing to compare it to. I think it is very much worth investigating. We just want to make sure that people respect the site.'' Bellantoni wants to further investigate the site.

88. PetroglyphPark.htm
    Presents a photo gallery of some of the forty reproductions at the museum.  
    http://members.shaw.ca/ZihuaJ/GlyphPage/PetroglyphPark.htm

89. P Troglyphes De Nouvelle-Cal Donie
    Les gravures sur pierre historique des recherches, carte et liste des sites.  
    http://petroglyphes.ifrance.com/petroglyphes/

90. Legend Rock State Petroglyph Site
    Legend Rock petroglyph site.  
    http://www.interbasin.com/petro/petro.html

91. LEARNING ABOUT ROCK ART
    Archaeologist Boma Johnson offers tours to ancient Native American petroglyph sites and illustrated talks.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/trek/archaeology/
    
    Extractions: ROCK ART IN ST GEORGE, UTAH Discover The Meaning of Rock Art Enjoy this educational website from Boma Johnson, Archaeologist, dedicated to developing a greater understanding and respect of the Native American people, and the beauty of their ancient culture as expressed in the rock art of the Southwest. Find a deeper understanding of the meaning of ancient Native American rock art symbols, and the connections to the world of higher spiritual belief. Learn more about the meaning of rock art, as we have learned from the Native American people themselves, and from modern archaeological and anthropological research. Now Open For Registration! ANCIENT AMERICA IN 1491: NATIVE GIFTS TO OUR MODERN WORLD By Boma Johnson, Archaeologist Continuing Education Course: MONDAYS 6:00 TO 8:00 PM, October 18 through December 13, 2010. (No Class Nov 15) Sun River Community Center, Multi-Purpose Room What was this land like, in 1491, before it was “discovered” by Europeans? You may be very surprised! What can Archaeology tell us about the ancient and highly sophisticated civilizations of Native Americans, and the gifts they have given to our modern world? This class will examine the Native World as it once was, and Indian prophecies, calendar keeping, spirituality, philosophy and government, rock art and symbols, stories and legends, music, the arts of weaving, pottery, jewelry and sand paintings, and the wonderful selection of food from the New World, that we have come to take for granted. We will look at the Native American view of Astronomy and Time; should we worry about what will happen in 2012? We have a variety of all new or updated media, including Power Point Presentations/Lectures, Hand-outs, Videos and DVDs. Class participation is encouraged, and classes are FUN as well as informative.

92. Rock Art Creations Home Page
    Southwestern petroglyph, rock art designs based on both ancient and contemporary Native American motifs.  
    http://www.rockartcreations.com/
    
    Extractions: Thousands of years ago, Native American Peoples created petroglyphs and pictographs on stone (rock art). Registered Southwestern Native American artist, Desert Little Bear, specializes in creating modern petroglyph images based on these ancient designs. Instead of mass producing replicas of the past, he concentrates on creating one-of-a-kind art pieces which combine traditional symbols with his own contemporary interpretations. Rock 854 - Click on picture to visit the gallery Motifs are adapted not only from designs originally found on ancestral rock art, but all mediums of Southwestern Native American art. The artwork on this page is rotated on a regular basis. The current piece is called Yaqui Spirit Please join Bear at an Indian art show. The following is a list of shows for the current year. Links are provided to each show's web site. Click on them for more information about times and locations. Indian shows provide the collecting public an opportunity to acquire outstanding artwork by some of the most prestigious Native American artists. An added benefit is the opportunity to meet the artist who created your piece. Click here for more information about purchasing authentic Indian artwork.

93. Art On-line, Gallery Of Original Paintings & Fine Art, By The Artist MP
    Petroglyph paintings and rock art from Ireland and America. Irish Landscape pictures.  
    http://www.onlymp.com
    
    Extractions: Acrylic, Charcoal, Oil, and Pastel, all rendered on paper. go to Gallery 1 Trying to find the most essential elements that make a person, a plant, even a sense of space and time. These paintings explore the position of humans with the rest of the universe. People are as fragile and as transitory as any other living matter.

94. Southwest PetroArt
    Offering petroglyph reproductions.  
    http://www.southwestpetroart.com

95. Native American Indian Love Flute Music. Native Heart, Indian Flute Music For Sa
    Flutish playing the pipe love flute, the petroglyph love flute, and the standard love flute. With release information, instrument descriptions and pictures, and musician biography.  
    http://www.eaze.com/nativeheart/music1.html

96. Ministry Of Environment - Petroglyph Provincial Park
    Provides an overview, general visitor safety information, and a location map.  
    http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/petrogly.html
    
    Extractions: Parks Listed Alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Attention Visitors - Important Notice! No park alerts at this time. Park Info: Concrete replica castings of the petroglyphs can be found in the main interpretation area. Here, visitors can make rubbings of the castings by stretching cloth or paper across the carving and lightly rubbing with a crayon, charcoal or wax, which leaves a reverse imprint. These rubbings make a great souvenir of a visit to this intriguing and educational park. Park Size: 2 hectares Special Notes: Management Planning: Management Planning Information Location: Petroglyph Provincial Park is located just south of Nanaimo on southern Vancouver Island. Access to the park is via a pulloff from Hwy 1. Watch for signs. Map/Brochure

97. Artist Alan Syliboy | Home
    Features the works of Mi kmaq artist Alan Syliboy, who incorporates contemporary themes with traditional petroglyph symbols. Includes biography, painting and limited edition print galleries, prices, quillboxes by artist Yahyon kwire, and exhibit information. graphics intensive  
    http://www.redcrane.ca/

98. Eloise Studio Custom Tiles ~ Ceramic Hand Painted Bathroom And Kitchen Tiles
    Embossed bathroom tiles, hand painted kitchen tiles, as well as custom wildlife, embossed flower, petroglyph and fireplace tiles.  
    http://www.eloisestudio.com/
    
    Extractions: Check out the special Gifts section - wonderful anytime gift ideas! Ceramic bathroom tiles and hand painted kitchen tiles are two of the lines of Custom, embossed tiles designed and produced by Eloise Studio Custom Tiles. Each bathroom tile and kitchen tile is individually hand made through a process that involves numerous labor-intensive steps. In addition to hand painted bathroom tiles and custom, embossed kitchen tiles, Eloise Studio designs and produces hand painted tiles for additional home, as well as commercial, use. Eloise Studio designs and produces hand-made, embossed custom tiles for home and commercial use as well as murals and tiled table tops. Embossed tiles possess unique textures and elements which compel individuals to touch and admire their qualities. Many Eloise Studio designs feature components which are cast from natural objects such as twigs, leaves, shells, pinecones and rocks. Only by closer observation may one conclude they are actually constructed of clay. - See the historic commission work -

99. Anneanddavek2
    RV travel in a motorhome, mostly in western US, Canada and Mexico. Stories include whale-watching and petroglyph expeditions in Baja, plus Alaska, SW desert and others. A favorite is on a wild hawgs festival in Texas.  
    http://anneanddavek2.homestead.com/

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