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9781580960090

Guide to Rock Art of the Utah Region : Sites with Public Access

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    9781580960090

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    158096009X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-06-01
  • Publisher: Ancient City Pr
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Summary

Native American cultures have flourished in the Four Corners region for thousands of years, from the early shamans, to the Anasazi, to the tribes of today. Images incised or painted on rock by these people are diverse, mysterious, haunting, and inscrutable. Many occur in the southeastern part of Utah, in and around the Colorado Plateau. Utah may contain more worldclass prehistoric rock art than any other region in North America -- over 7,500 sites have been reported.

Due to increased interest, more and more rock art sites in Utah are now being managed for public visitation by state, county, and federal agencies. Guide to Rock Art of the Utah Region is the most complete guide to these sites. With maps and directions, the book describes more than fifty sites with public access in Utah, the Arizona strip, southern Nevada, and the western edge of Colorado.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Understanding Rock Art
1(12)
The Function and Meaning of Rock Art
1(10)
Establishing the Age of Rock Art
11(2)
Cultural Traditions and Rock Art Styles in Utah and Adjacent Areas
13(36)
The Paleo-Indian Period
15(1)
The Archaic Period
15(9)
Prehistoric Agriculturalists
24(17)
Anasazi Rock Art Styles
24(10)
Fremont Rock Art Styles
34(7)
Proto-historic Cultures
41(4)
Navajo Rock Art
41(1)
Rock Art of Numic-speaking Peoples---Utes, Paiutes, and Shoshones
42(3)
Summary of Utah Area Rock Art History
45(4)
Rock Art Site Access, Etiquette, and Conservation
49(10)
Travel Advice
49(3)
Vehicle Travel
50(2)
Foot Travel
52(1)
Rock Art Conservation and Site Etiquette
52(4)
Rock Art Preservation Laws
56(3)
Sites in Southeastern Utah
59(74)
Black Dragon Canyon
59(4)
Bluff Area
63(6)
Bluff Site 1
65(1)
Bluff Site 2
66(1)
Bluff Site 3
66(1)
Bluff Site 4
67(1)
Bluff Site 5
68(1)
Bluff Site 6
68(1)
Buckhorn Wash
69(3)
Capitol Reef National Park
72(3)
Fremont River Canyon
73(1)
Capitol Gorge
74(1)
Cedar Mountain
75(4)
Desert Lake
79(2)
Edge of the Cedars State Park
81(1)
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area-Lake Powell
82(1)
Grand Gulch Primitive Area
83(1)
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
84(2)
Calf Creek Falls
84(2)
Head of Sinbad
86(2)
Hog Spring Recreation Area
88(1)
Horseshoe Canyon and the Maze District, Canyonlands National Park
89(4)
Hovenweep National Monument
93(2)
Moab Area and Arches National Park
95(8)
Courthouse Wash
96(3)
Wolfe Ranch
99(1)
Potash Road
99(2)
Kane Creek
101(1)
Moab Golf Course
102(1)
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
103(1)
Natural Bridges National Monument
104(2)
Needles District, Canyonlands National Park
106(4)
Devil's Lane
107(2)
Salt Creek Canyon and Horse Canyon
109(1)
Newspaper Rock
110(3)
Rochester Creek and Dry Wash
113(5)
San Juan River
118(6)
Sand Island Recreation Area
118(3)
Butler Wash
121(2)
Desecration Panel
123(1)
Shay Canyon
124(2)
Temple Mountain Wash
126(1)
Thompson Wash
127(6)
Sites in Southwestern Utah
133(16)
Fremont Indian State Park
133(5)
Indian Canyon
138(3)
Parowan Gap
141(2)
St. George Area
143(4)
Fort Pearce
144(2)
Petroglyph Park
146(1)
Zion National Park
147(2)
Sites in Northern Arizona and Southern Nevada
149(18)
Clamshell
149(2)
Little Black Mountain
151(2)
Nampaweap
153(3)
Navajo National Monument
156(3)
Owl Canyon-Kaibab Paiute Reservation
159(1)
Paiute Cave
160(2)
Valley of Fire State Park
162(5)
Atlatl Rock
163(1)
Mouse Tank
164(3)
Sites in Northeastern Utah
167(20)
Dinosaur National Monument
167(7)
Cub Creek
169(1)
Echo Park
170(1)
Jones Hole
171(2)
McKee Spring
173(1)
Dry Fork Valley-McConkie Ranch
174(4)
Nine Mile Canyon
178(9)
Nine Mile Canyon Road Log
180(7)
Sites in Western Colorado
187(22)
Grand Junction Area
187(8)
Colorado National Monument
187(2)
Deer Creek
189(2)
Escalante Canyon
191(2)
McDonald Creek Cultural Resource Area
193(2)
Mesa Verde National Park
195(3)
Ute Mountain Tribal Park
198(3)
Rangely Area and Canyon Pintado National Historic District
201(8)
Mellen Hill Site
205(1)
Reservoir Site
206(1)
Ute Horse Site
206(1)
Keely's Homestead Site
206(1)
Camel Ridge Site
206(1)
Lookout Point Site
206(1)
East Fourmile Site
206(1)
State Bridge Site
207(1)
Cow Canyon Site
207(1)
White Birds Site
207(1)
Canon Pintado Site
207(1)
Waving Hands Site
207(1)
Shield Site
207(1)
Fremont Ridge Site
208(1)
Crook's Brand Site
208(1)
Carrot Man Site
208(1)
Appendix: Photographing Rock Art 209(4)
Notes 213(10)
Resources 223(8)
Recommended Reading
223(5)
Books about Utah Rock Art
223(2)
Books about Archaeology and Prehistory of the Utah Region
225(1)
Books about Utah Travel, Geography, and Natural History
226(2)
Agencies and Organizations
228(3)
Bibliography 231(6)
Index 237(8)
About the Author 245

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