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Mojave Desert: 2/3/2012 Leigh Marymor Rock Art Studies: Bibliographic Database Mojave Desert: 2/3/2012 Leigh Marymor Allen, Charles "Petroglyph and Well Site Acquired" in The 1965 (Oct) Archaeological Conservancy "Eggheaded Caveman" in The Desert Magazine, Vol. 28(10):12-14, Desert Publishing Company, El Centro, California. Newsletter, Spring 1995, :2,6, The Archaeological Conservancy. NEGRO BUTTE, LUCERNE VALLEY, RODMAN MOUNTAINS, MOHAVE (Mojave) DESERT, WILLIS WELLS, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. United States. PETROGLYPHS. CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United States. CHEMEHUEVI. PHOTO. PETROGLYPHS PECKED IN THIN PATINA ON LMRAA. GRANITE BOULDERS. LMRAA Anonymous 1898 Apostolides, Alex "Long Lost Mines of Precious Gems are 1977 Found Again" in SF Call (March 18th), :1-2, "Rock Art of the Saltdale Quadrangle: A San Francisco, California. Mojave Desert Survey" in American Indian Rock Art, Ridgecrest, Vol. 3:101-109, HALLORAN SPRINGS, SAN BERNADRINO COUNTY, CA-SBR-278, CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE American Rock Art Research Association, DESERT. United States. PETROGLYPHS IN Whittier, California. ASSOCIATION WITH TURQUOISE MINE. BSABSR. RED ROCK CANYON STATE PARK, LAST CHANCE CANYON, BLACK MOUNTAIN Anonymous MOJAVE DESERT, KERN COUNTY, 1898 (Mar. 27) CALIFORNIA. United States. REGIONAL SURVEY (75 SITES). "Scientists and Miners on the Way to the LMRAA, BSABSR. New Turquoise Mines" in SF Call, :17, San Francisco, California. Arnold, H.H. 1932 (Nov) HALLORAN SPRINGS, SAN BERNARDINO "Who Drew These Giants Along the COUNTY, CA-SBR-278, CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United States. PETROGLYPHS IN Colorado?" in Touring Topics, Vol. ASSOCIATION WITH TURQUOISE MINE. 24(11):22-23, Automobile Club of Southern BSABSR. California, Los Angeles, California. Anonymous BLYTHE, COLORADO RIVER, MOJAVE DESERT, 1898 (Mar.19) CALIFORNIA. United States. ROCK FEATURE. "Wonderful Find" in SF Call, :16, San EARLY REPORT OF DISCOVERY OF THE BLYTHE INTAGLIOS. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Francisco, California. LMRAA (also PHOTO COPY), BSL. HALLORAN SPRINGS, SAN BERNARDINO Arnolds, Caroline COUNTY, CA-SBR-278, CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United States. PETROGLYPHS IN 1996 ASSOCIATION WITH TURQUOISE MINE. WITH Stories in Stone. Rock Art Pictures by Early COMMENTS BY MEMBERS OF THE SCIENTIFIC Americans, :48 pgs, Clarion Books, New COMMUNITY. York, New York. BSABSR. COSO MOUNTAINS, CHINA LAKE NAVAL AIR Anonymous WEAPONS STATION, RIDGECREST, 1995 CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United States. JUVENILE LITERATURE. A PICTURE BOOK Rock Art Studies: A Bibliographic Database Page 1 Rock Art Studies: Bibliographic Database Mojave Desert: 2/3/2012 Leigh Marymor WITH TEXT GEARED FOR THE GENERAL Arizona. Blythe, Mojave Desert, California. Southwest. READER. PHOTOGRAPHS BY RICHARD United States. Cultural resource management. HEWETT. Conservation and preservation. Boma Johnson. Harry LMRAA. Casey. Jay von Werlhof. LMRAA. Babcock, Elizabeth, Baird, James, Pringle, J. Kenneth and Christman, Al Begole, Robert S. n.d. 1982 (Oct) Little Petroglyph Canyon. Maturango "The Cougar Cave Anthropomorphic Museum Tour No. 1, :13 pgs, Maturango Figure" in Pacific Coast Archaeological Museum, Ridgecrest, California. Society. The Desert, Vol. 18(4):64-68, Pacific Coast Archaeological Society, Santa LITTLE PETROGLYPH CANYON, CHINA LAKE Ana, California. NAVAL WEAPONS TESTING STATION RIDGECREST, CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. COUGAR CAVE, ANZA-BORREGO DESERT COSO RANGE MOUNTAINS. United States. TOUR STATE PARK, MOJAVE DESERT, SOUTHERN GUIDE WITH ROAD MILEAGE LOG AND CALIFORNIA. United States. WINTER SOLSTICE NATURAL HISTORY ROAD LOG. EVENT OBSERVED. CAHUILLA. LMRAA LMRAA Bahn, Paul G. Bell, Laura 1998 1951 (Jul) "Preface" to Coso Rock Art. A New "Clues to the Tribesmen Who Lived by the Perspective, Maturango Museum River" in The Desert Magazine, Vol. Publication, (12):ix-x, Maturango Press, 14(9):5-7, The Desert Magazine, Palm Ridgecrest, California. Desert, California. NAVAL AIR WEAPONS STATION, RIDGECREST, DAVIS DAM. LAKE MOJAVE, LAKE MEAD CHINA LAKE, RIDGECREST, INYO COUNTY, NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, COLORADO KERN COUNTY, MOJAVE DESERT, RIVER, ARIZONA. SOUTHWEST. United States. CALIFORNIA. United States. COSO ROCK ART. A SALVAGE ARCHAEOLOGY. REMOVAL OF COLLECTION OF PAPERS. PETROGLYPHS BY NATIONAL PARK LMRAA. SERVICE ARCHAEOLOGIST, ALBERT SCHROEDER FROM THE RISING WATERS Barrette, Keith BEHIND DAVIS DAM. 16 PETROGLYPH 1979 (Aug) BOULDERS WERE PLACED IN THE NATIONAL "The Blythe Intaglios: Myth or Markers" in PARK MUSEUM IN BOULDER CITY. PHOTO. LMRAA. The Desert Magazine, Vol. 42(8):36-37, The Desert Magazine, Palm Desert, California. Benton, James 1978 BLYTHE, MOJAVE DESERT, COLORADO RIVER, CALIFORNIA. United States. ROCK FEATURE: "Dating a Pictograph" in American Indian INTAGLIO. GEOGLYPH. Rock Art, Tempe, Vol. 4:21-25, American LMRAA. Rock Art Research Association, El Toro, California. Bassett, Carol Ann 1989 (Apr) BAKER, CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United "The Desert's Mysterious Legacy. Lonely States. DATING BY IMAGE CONTENT. Giants" in Arizona Highways, Vol. 65(4):38- LMRAA 45, Arizona Department of Transportation, Benton, James S. Phoenix, Arizona. 1976 (Oct) Rock Art Studies: A Bibliographic Database Page 2 Rock Art Studies: Bibliographic Database Mojave Desert: 2/3/2012 Leigh Marymor Horse and Rider Motif in Pictographs and "Eisen's Enigma. In Quest of a Mojave Petroglyphs of the Mojave Desert, Desert Mystery" in The Masterkey, Vol. Unpublished manuscript, :10 pgs. 48(2):45-58, Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, California. Mojave Desert, California. United States. Horse and rider motif(s). TURQUOISE MOUNTAIN SAN BERNARDINO LMRAA, ALL. COUNTY, MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA. United States. HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF EISEN'S Benton, James S. EXPEDITION AS REPORTED IN THE SAN 1986 FRANCISCO CALL IN MARCH 18, 1898, AND THE "Circles of the Past" in Rock Art Papers, BOCK'S SUBSEQUENT REDISCOVERY OF THE SITE. San Diego Museum Papers No. 21, Vol. LMRAA (PHOTO COPY), NADB #1060216. 4:55-62, San Diego Museum of Man, San Diego, California. Bock, Frank G. 1998 DEATH VALLEY, MOJAVE DESERT, SOUTHERN "Introduction" to Coso Rock Art. A New CALIFORNIA. United States. ROCK FEATURE. ROCK CIRCLES. ROCK RINGS. Perspective, Maturango Museum LMRAA Publication, (12):xi_xiv, Maturango Press, Ridgecrest, California. Benton, James S. 1986 NAVAL AIR WEAPONS STATION, RIDGECREST, "Do I Know What I am Seeing?" in Rock CHINA LAKE, RIDGECREST, INYO COUNTY, KERN COUNTY, MOJAVE DESERT, Art Papers, San Diego Museum Papers No. CALIFORNIA. United States. COSO ROCK ART. A 16, Vol. 3:169-174, San Diego Museum of COLLECTION OF PAPERS. Man, San Diego, California. LMRAA. AIKEN WASH, CINDER CONE AREA, BAKER, Bouldin Deborah SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, SOUTHERN 1992 (Sep) CALIFORNIA. MOJAVE DESERT. United States. "Black Canyon and Antelope Valley, March SITE REPORT. ARCHAEOASTRONOMY, CALENDER ASSOCIATIONS - TENTATIVE. 21-23, 1992" , Bay Area Rock Art News, LMRAA Vol. X(II):1,3-4, Bay Area Rock Art Research Association, San Francisco, Benton, James S.and Vuncannon, Delcie California. H. 1979 BACK CANYON, MOJAVE DESERT, SOUTHERN "Cultural Affinities of the Freightwagon CALIFORNIA. ANTELOPE VALLEY, LANCASTER. CALIFORNIA. United States. SITE Site, Near Baker, California" in American DESCRIPTIONS. BARARA FIELD TRIP. Indian Rock Art, The Dalles, Vol. V:59-69, LMRAA American Rock Art Research Association, El Toro, California. Bowers, Doris Hover 1980 FREIGHTWAGON SITE, BAKER, MOJAVE "Geology of the Black Canyon Area" in A DESERT, CALIFORNIA. United States. SHIELD Prehistory of Black Canyon: A Preliminary MOTIF. COSO STYLE. SHOSHONEAN. CAIRNS. ROCK FEATURE. View, ASASC Occasional Paper, (11):8-15, LMRAA (photo copy) Archaeological Survey Association of Southern California, University of the Bock, Frank and A.J. Redlands, California. 1974 (Apr) Rock Art Studies: A Bibliographic Database Page 3 Rock Art Studies: Bibliographic Database Mojave Desert: 2/3/2012 Leigh Marymor BLACK CANYON, MOJAVE DESERT, Rodman Mountains, Barstow, San Bernardino County, CALIFORNIA. United States. BIOLOGY. FLORA. Mojave Desert, California. United States. Cultural FAUNA. resource management plan. Conservation and BSL, LMRAA. preservation. LMRAA (photo copy). Bricker Sr., Felton, Holcomb, Thomas and Bostwick, Todd W. Cawley, John J. 1999 1996 "A Native American's Thoughts on "Notes on Rock Art Visitations: As Preservation and Conservation of Rock Art" Submitted to Robert F. Heizer" in The in Images Past, Images Present: The Grayest of the Gray: Selections from Conservation and Preservation of Rock Art, Antelope Valley's Most Obscure IRAC Proceedings, Diane Hamann, series Archaeological Literature, Antelope Valley ed., Vol. 2:7-9, American Rock Art Archaeological Society Occasional Paper, Research Association, Tucson, Arizona. (3):3-11, Antelope Valley Archaeological Society Occasional, Lancaster, California. FORT MOJAVE, CALIFORNIA. United States. AN AHA MAKAV CULTURAL SOCIETY (MOJAVE, Cummings Mountain (Cummings Valley), Tehachapi. NATIVE AMERICAN) Lone Tree Canyon (aka Pine Tree Canyon), Mojave. VIEWPOINT.CONSERVATION AND Jaw Bone Canyon Site #2, .3 miles southwest of Blue PRESERVATION. CULTURAL RESOURCE Point, Cross Mountain quadrangle. Sand Canyon (aka MANAGEMENT. ETHICS. Phillips Site), adjacent to the Horse Canyon Site. Black LMRAA. Mountain Saltdale quadrangle, Bonanza Gulch. Caliente Creek. Mojave Desert. California. United Brown, R.S. States. Site notes with directions. 1981 LMRAA. " 'Boomerang' Rock Alignment, Rodman Christensen, Don Mountains, California" in ASA Journal, Vol. 2005 5(1):27-34, Archaeological Survey "Wildland
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