...Jessica Joyce Christie The purpose of this essay is, first, to provide a comprehensive overview of all known ethnographic and archaeological data concerning the Inka rock art site of Q'enqo (Kenko), which includes evidence from recent excavations conducted by the Instituto Nacional de Cultura...

...Figure 1. Northern Plains calling card rock art sites, arborglyphs, and other potential rock art calling card sites. 1, Cheval Bonnet; 2, Horned Headgear; 3, Thirty Mile Mesa; 4, Turner Rockshelter; 5, arborglyph site 48PA401; 6, Bierce arborglyph (approximate location); 7, Pumpkin Creek...

...Figure 1. Rock art scene from the Joliet “war honors” series. Photo tracing by James D. Keyser. ...

... is not an essentialized cultural practice but a historically contingent one—a reflection of specific events. Copyright 2018 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2018 Coast Salish rock art cultural memory demographic collapse In this article we consider a historicized, noninterpretive approach to Tsleil...

... ). Recent work in obsidian sourcing and trade patterns, basketry and gray ware ceramic dating, rock art iconography and dating, and directional diffusion correlates with data on the Fremont decline and subsequent population movements to the northwestern plains after circa 1300 CE (Adovasio, Pedler...

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... canyons of northwestern New Mexico (14). Equally steeped in southwestern rock art scholarship and Navajo oral tra- ditions and healing performances, they argue that the marked prevalence of religious symbolism in this Dinetah region (“the traditional Navajo home- land” [17]) and its relative...

... canyons of northwestern New Mexico (14). Equally steeped in southwestern rock art scholarship and Navajo oral tra- ditions and healing performances, they argue that the marked prevalence of religious symbolism in this Dinetah region (“the traditional Navajo home- land” [17]) and its relative...

... canyons of northwestern New Mexico (14). Equally steeped in southwestern rock art scholarship and Navajo oral tra- ditions and healing performances, they argue that the marked prevalence of religious symbolism in this Dinetah region (“the traditional Navajo home- land” [17]) and its relative...

... canyons of northwestern New Mexico (14). Equally steeped in southwestern rock art scholarship and Navajo oral tra- ditions and healing performances, they argue that the marked prevalence of religious symbolism in this Dinetah region (“the traditional Navajo home- land” [17]) and its relative...