Images in Stone

Images in Stone by David Muench is a limited edition book published by Brown/Trout Publishers in 1995, featuring 191 pages in English. This work presents a collection of photographs showcasing petroglyphs and pictographs that have been chipped, chiseled, and painted onto boulders and rock walls across the Southwest, California, Baja California, and the Columbia River gorge. The book includes an introductory essay and commentary by anthropologist Polly Schaafsma, providing context about the creators of this rock art and the environments they lived in.
Readers will find a visual exploration of prehistoric and historic rock art, highlighting the intricate details and cultural significance of these ancient expressions. The commentary enriches the understanding of the social and historical backdrop of the people who made these artworks, offering insights into their lives and surroundings. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in history, archaeology, and the social sciences, presenting a unique perspective on the artistic heritage of the United States.
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Presents photos of the petroglyphs and pictographs chipped, chiseled, and painted in prehistoric and historic times onto boulders and rock walls in the Southwest and in California, Baja California, and the Columbia River gorge. Anthropologist Polly Schaafsma provides an introductory essay and commentary on the background of the people who created the rock art and the world they inhabited.
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