ROCK ART OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN. by Campbell Grant.
This book surveys the myriad rock paintings and carvings--numbering possibly some
15,000 sites--pecked into and painted onto boulders and rock surfaces throughout North
America by its aboriginal artists. With photographs and drawings on virtually every page,
this book presents the rock artists through the work they left--illustrating their
extraordinarily diverse techniques, styles, and subjects. Meanings of the designs are
discussed, and their roles in hunting or puberty rites interpreted. Major rock art sites
are located, and methods of recording, preserving, and dating them are indicated. Author
Grant has done rock art books on the Chumash Indians, the Coso Range, and Canyon de
Chelly. 192 pages + 16 page color insert. Large-format.
Inventory = in stock in quantity. ISBN-10: 0-89646-084-3.
ISBN-13: 978-0-89646-084-3. Order #: VIST0084 paper$12.95. See sample pages, illustrations.
SAVE! Scuffed copies of Rock Art of the American Indian are available at discount; for these Go to Scuffed Specials.
SALINAS: archaeology, history, prehistory. Edited by David Grant Noble.
National monument in New Mexico includes pueblo Indian
and Spanish mission sites of Gran Quivira, Quarai, and Abo. Spanish efforts here to gain riches from silver and to spread their faith failed and neither they nor the Indians survived. 'though their missions still stand as empty shells and there are remnants of the pueblo towns. Now a national monument, the story is told of the native Americans beginning at least 10,000 years ago as various peoples dominated the area. Rock art is discussed, with several photographs, and there are the stories of the Pueblo Revolt and of Bernardo Gruber and a superstition he promoted to his dismay. Illustrated, maps, 40
large-format pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-941270-78-5 1982. Order #: anci8013 paper$8.95.
SALINAS: archaeology, history, prehistory. Edited by David Grant Noble.
National monument in New Mexico includes pueblo Indian
and Spanish mission sites of Gran Quivira, Quarai, and Abo. Spanish efforts here to gain riches from silver and to spread their faith failed and neither they nor the Indians survived. 'though their missions still stand as empty shells and there are remnants of the pueblo towns. Now a national monument, the story is told of the native Americans beginning at least 10,000 years ago as various peoples dominated the area. Rock art is discussed, with several photographs, and there are the stories of the Pueblo Revolt and of Bernardo Gruber and a superstition he promoted to his dismay. Illustrated, maps, 40
large-format pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 978-0-941270-78-6. 2009. Order #: GISM1852 paper$9.95.
END OF "Salinas Pueblo Missions National Park System areas books" PAGE--click for TOP </div>
click for other National Park System titles in New Mexico
click for other titles in New Mexico.
click for VistaBooks Outlet Home/Contents or use links in sidebar
click for National Park System areas books Indexes A-Z
click for Native American books
This VISTABOOKS OUTLET "Salinas Pueblo Missions National Park System areas books" page last modified July 15, 2023. Did you come here from a link on another website? For latest version of this page, click or copy to your browser: https://www.vistabooksoutlet.com/pages/vbo0napaparksapm.html. Copyright © 2024 VistaBooks LLC.
Need help? email. We want you to find what you want to find. Thanks for looking!