Wednesday, January 5, 2011

2011 Rock Art Calendar - Petroglyphs...as Art




The 2011 Rock Art Calendar, Petroglyphs...as Art is excellent


- outstanding photography, nice design, and superb printing.


Al and Barb Matheson have produced the 2011 Petroglyphs...as Art


Calendar and it is for sale by contacting www.exploringrockart@gmail.com or
Al Matheson at 435-586-9762.




This will make a nice addition to your collection of Rock Art memories.


The 8" x 11" calendar features a lot of "white space" so that you can


easily add your appointment data.

2011 Rock Art Calendar by Al Matheson

www.exploringrockart.com is offering the 2011 Rock Art calendar produced by Al and Barb Matheson for sale. The photography, design, and printing of this calendar is outstanding.

The 26-page calendar is in an 8 1/2" by 11" format leaving a large space to write in appointments. This is a calendar that you will want to save for the Rock Art pictures.

To purchase, please contact www.exploringrockart.com or Al Matheson at 435-586-9762.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010



Available November 30, 2010

Visit
Inscription Canyon, Ca

With

exploringrockart

Coalition to Preserve Rock Art
Awareness Education Preservation

This series of Ebooks is designed to be a reference if you intend to visit and an aid to those researching the site.

The Inscription Canyon petroglyph site is located 30-40 miles NW of Barstow, Ca.. The BLM description states that several hundred (probably over 1000 hundred) petroglyphs are at the site. There is an easy walking path through the canyon that enables a visitor to review almost all of the Rock Art. The Ebook contains 47 pages, 54 pictures and an article (April 2010) describing damage at the site.

We have not included detailed directions to Inscription Canyon since BLM in Bartow personnel generally inform visitors of the location. If you meet with an unknowing or difficult BLM employee, the directions are on the Internet.

The cost of the Ebook is $2.50 if paid by cash or Money Order and $3.00 if paid with Paypal (address questions of how to complete the order to www.exploringrockart.com). Profits will be used by the Coalition to Preserve Rock Art, dedicated to promoting awareness of, providing education about, and the preservation of Rock Art in the Southwest.

The Ebook will be emailed to your email address as a .pdf file. As a note, the Ebook will be password protected (a unique password will be provided to each customer), and the configuration of software on some computers may not allow multiple copying of the file, forwarding of the file, or high resolution printing of the file.

If you have questions or if after review of the material you have the need for a high resolution, large image for educational, research, or artistic purposes please contact us at exploringrockart@gmail.com.

The information in this guide is copyrighted © and is not to be distributed.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Hummingbird Canyon, NM Ebook - exploringrockart.com



Available November 25, 2010

Visit


Hummingbird Canyon, NM

With

exploringrockart

Coalition to Preserve Rock Art
Awareness Education Preservation

This series of Ebooks is designed to be a reference if you intend to visit and an aid to those researching the site.

The Hummingbird Canyon site is located in Northwest New Mexico. We found 12 panels and include 18 photographs in the Ebook. There are probably more panels in the area.

The Ebook has 48 pages, with 57 photographs, some of which show an overview of the panel and then some focused on a specific interesting area of the panel.

We have not given detailed directions to Hummingbird Canyon since they should be available from the BLM office personnel in Farmington, NM.

The cost of the Ebook is $2.00 if paid by cash or Money Order and $2.50 if paid with Paypal (address questions of how to complete the order to www.exploringrockart.com). Profits will be used by the Coalition to Preserve Rock Art, dedicated to promoting awareness of, providing education about, and the preservation of Rock Art in the Southwest.

The Ebook will be emailed to your email address as a .pdf file. As a note, the Ebook will be password protected (a unique password will be provided to each customer), and the configuration of software on some computers may not allow multiple copying of the file, forwarding of the file, or high resolution printing of the file.

If you have questions or if after review of the material you have the need for a high resolution, large image for educational, research, or artistic purposes please contact us at exploringrockart@gmail.com.

The information in this guide is copyrighted © and is not to be distributed.

Visit Little Black Mountain, AZ Rock Art - exploringrockart



Available November 28, 2010

Visit
Little Black Mountain, AZ

With

exploringrockart

Coalition to Preserve Rock Art
Awareness Education Preservation

This series of Ebooks is designed to be a reference if you intend to visit and an aid to those researching the site.

The Little Black Mountain petroglyph site is located near St. George, UT. The BLM description states that several hundred (probably over 500 hundred) petroglyphs are at the site. There are walking paths through the site that enable a visitor to review almost all of the rock Art and leaving the walking path is discouraged. The Ebook contains 37 pages and 49 pictures, showing over 25 separate panels of Rock Art.

We have included detailed directions to Little Black Mountain since it is a protected site and BLM personnel in St. George readily inform visitors of the location.

The cost of the Ebook is $2.50 if paid by cash or Money Order and $3.00 if paid with Paypal (address questions of how to complete the order to www.exploringrockart.com). Profits will be used by the Coalition to Preserve Rock Art, dedicated to promoting awareness of, providing education about, and the preservation of Rock Art in the Southwest.

The Ebook will be emailed to your email address as a .pdf file. As a note, the Ebook will be password protected (a unique password will be provided to each customer), and the configuration of software on some computers may not allow multiple copying of the file, forwarding of the file, or high resolution printing of the file.

If you have questions or if after review of the material you have the need for a high resolution, large image for educational, research, or artistic purposes please contact us at exploringrockart@gmail.com.

The information in this guide is copyrighted © and is not to be distributed.

Visit Sears Point, AZ Rock Art - www.exploringrockart.com



Available November 28, 2010

Visit
Sears Point, AZ

With

exploringrockart

Coalition to Preserve Rock Art
Awareness Education Preservation

This series of Ebooks is designed to be a reference if you intend to visit and an aid to those researching the site.

The Sears Point petroglyph site is located near Gila Bend, AZ. The BLM description states that several thousand petroglyphs are at the site and that the most impressive ones are located with viewing distance of the parking lot. That was not our experience since we found that one of the benefits of exploring was that many more interesting petroglyphs were viewed. The Ebook contains 111 pages and 128 pictures.

We have not given detailed directions to Sears Point since they should be available from BLM.

The cost of the Ebook is $5.00 if paid by cash or Money Order and $5.50 if paid with Paypal (address questions of how to complete the order to www.exploringrockart.com). Profits will be used by the Coalition to Preserve Rock Art, dedicated to promoting awareness of, providing education about, and the preservation of Rock Art in the Southwest.

The Ebook will be emailed to your email address as a .pdf file. As a note, the Ebook will be password protected (a unique password will be provided to each customer), and the configuration of software on some computers may not allow multiple copying of the file, forwarding of the file, or high resolution printing of the file.

If you have questions or if after review of the material you have the need for a high resolution, large image for educational, research, or artistic purposes please contact us at exploringrockart@gmail.com.

The information in this guide is copyrighted © and is not to be distributed.

Visit Muuputs Canyon, AZ Rock Art

The Site Guardian
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Available November 28, 2010

Visit
Muuputs Canyon, AZ

With

exploringrockart

Coalition to Preserve Rock Art
Awareness Education Preservation

This series of Ebooks is designed to be a reference if you intend to visit and an aid to those researching the site.

The Muuputs Canyon site is located in Pipe Springs, AZ on Kaibab Pauite land. The Pipe Springs National Monument Visitor Center is jointly operated with the Kaibab Pauite tribe. To review the petroglyphs, it is necessary to have a tribal member lead your party. For further information contact the Pipe Springs, AZ office. We were shown 3 panels and include 7 photographs in the Ebook. There are probably more panels in the area that are considered more sensitive and thus “private”. We have also included in the 21-page Ebook, a hiking guide of Muuputs Canyon which is sometimes available from the Pipe Springs Visitor Center.

The Pipe Springs Visitor Center is located on Highway 389, 45 miles east of Hurricane, UT or 15 miles west of Fredonia, AZ.

The cost of the Ebook is $1.50 if paid by cash or Money Order and $2.00 if paid with Paypal (address questions of how to complete the order to www.exploringrockart.com). Profits will be used by the Coalition to Preserve Rock Art, dedicated to promoting awareness of, providing education about, and the preservation of Rock Art in the Southwest.

The Ebook will be emailed to your email address as a .pdf file. As a note, the Ebook will be password protected (a unique password will be provided to each customer), and the configuration of software on some computers may not allow multiple copying of the file, forwarding of the file, or high resolution printing of the file.

If you have questions or if after review of the material you have the need for a high resolution, large image for educational, research, or artistic purposes please contact us at exploringrockart@gmail.com.

The information in this guide is copyrighted © and is not to be distributed.