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A.W. Woodman - Monday, May 31, 1999 at 19:29:20 (EDT) Email: awoodman@oldwest.net Address: Prescott AZ USA Affiliation: None Comments: My ISP recently went out of business & I am using a new provider. At the previous e-mail address, I was on the Rock Art mailing list. I am trying to get on the list again, but all links appear to be severed (including yours). Is the mailing list still in operation? If so, how can I reach it to re-subscribe? Tnx AW Woodman Ben Wallis - Friday, May 28, 1999 at 05:43:43 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: bwallis@tigressbristol.co.uk Address: Tigress Productions, Bristol, UK Comments: I did Rock Art for one of my final exams in Arhcaeology at Bristol University. Very intersted in African Rock Art and was wondering if anyone has any information about the Cave of Swimmers depicted in the film The English Patient. Does such a place really exist? Looking forward to hearing from someone, Thanks. G. R. Smith - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 16:48:26 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: Txkahumai@aol.com Address: San Diego CA Affiliation: AURA, lifelong interest, hobby: rock-art photography Comments: I'am seeking persons familiar with Riverside County rock-art who would be willing to help me locate a few sites that have proven difficult to find on my own. My intent is only photography, not "pot hunting" or desecration. E-mail address is posted above. I welcome any correspondence. - Thursday, May 20, 1999 at 21:25:11 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: boomerbeach@hotmail.com Affiliation: ARARA Comments: Is this site still active? bengt hemtun - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 15:12:46 (EDT) URL: http://home.swipnet.se/cat-shaman/ Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Backeg. 3B, Mellerud, S-46430, Sweden Comments: The Swedish site is without banners and will contend a short homepage in Swedish. The other part is my second book in analysing ancient ideas preferably on our rocks. It shows our connections to the known cultures.On Tripod URL http://members.tripod.com/~catshaman/ is my first entire first book. Together they contends more than 1000 pictures in the field, since the figures are half the message. bengt hemtun - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 15:05:54 (EDT) URL: http://members.tripod.com/~catshaman/ Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Backeg. 3 B, Mellerud, S-46430 Sweden Comments: On Tripod is few banners. The homepage contends my first popular version about the ideas on Northern rocks compared to Sumeria, Egypt an other cultures. That means search for the Inanna and Isis myths in the pictures since we can call it Ritual Age and space-time. But there is much more as a syllable and ideogram language on our rocks. My other site with no banners will be transferred to my second book Echosophy with more detailed analysis of above theme and more about Bronze Age. Hugues CHATAIN - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 14:54:29 (EDT) URL: http://www.citeweb.net/rupiser Email: hchatain@infonie.fr Address: cidex 242 - 38090 - VILLEFONTAINE- FRANCE. Affiliation: CDPA Comments: Présentation des pierres à cupules de l'Isère et du Dauphiné. Quelques sites de gravures sub-modernes dans le Vercors. - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 14:35:31 (EDT) URL: http://www.island.net/~gm_chin/petrogly.html Email: gm_chin@island.net Address: Box 213, Gabriola Island, BC, Canada V0R 1X0 Affiliation: Gabriola Museum Comments: Description of (northwest coast) petroglyphs on Gabriola Island, in the Strait of Georgia. Copy of report on development of a petroglyph park as a means of preservation. Catalogue of petroglyph images. ANTONINO FERMANI - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 18:55:53 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: afermani@hotmail.com Address: 1998 S. Columbine St. Apt.11 Denver, CO 80210 Comments: when i was i child my father presented me with a very interesting book. it was a synthesis of the the conquests by the various human civilizations. an image stuck in my mind out of that book. it was a petroglyph of a white woman found in Africa. Today, after more than twenty years, my best friend asked me if i knew anything about a queen named Hutu who lived in Africa well before the birth of Christ. For some reason i associated that name with the "White Lady" i recall from that book. So i made an internet research and i was able to find images of the "White Lady" of Bradeberg. Unfortunately that image did not strike the right cord. So i was puzzled and when i found this site i thought you might answer to my questions: 1) "Are there more than one image portraing a "White Lady" or the difference i seem to recall is due only to the idealization of a childhood memory?" 2) "Can you help me with my research on Queen Hutu (Sources Or Information)?" thank you for your attention Antonino Fermani catshaman - Tuesday, May 11, 1999 at 17:51:37 (EDT) URL: http://members.tripod.com/~catshaman/ Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Backeg. 3B Mellerud S-46430 Sweden Comments: I open this new site with the entire book Law of the Naked in nine chapters online. It is analysing especially Northern rock cavings and the theme Ritual Astronomy an Myth. My story build on about 500 pictures so the files will open slow. Only one important picture is missing in this first upload. The links works without pictures and all files can be reached through the OPEN-file cat-shaman - Monday, May 10, 1999 at 16:57:19 (EDT) URL: http://home.swipnet.se/cat-shaman/homepage/0homepage.htm Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Sweden Comments: A visit to my homepage give a short presentation of my ideas about the ancient ideas hiding in our Northern rock carvings. There is also two chapters out of my triplet book about rockcarvings. One chapter is about Sailors in spacetime. The other about The Law of Brotherhood, which is the oldest known law in Europe. I call it also the Law of the Naked. There is also the oldest Code of Marriage. It is short but still it say what needed. Jean Tappan - Friday, May 07, 1999 at 15:04:14 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: jeantap@juno.com Address: 496 S. 1100 West, Farmington, UT 84025 Affiliation: URARA Comments: I have developed and produced a CD-ROM that contains about 1100 photos of rock art in the Valley of Fire, Nevada, USA. Anyone interested in this CD can contact me at jeantap@juno.com Dr. Michael A. Rappenglück M.A. - Tuesday, May 04, 1999 at 10:10:01 (EDT) URL: http://www.infis.org Email: rappenglueck@muenchen.roses.de Address: D-82275 Emmering, Heinrich-Feller-Str. 15, Germany Affiliation: Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies (INFIS) Comments: INFIS deals with aspects of palaeoastronomy or archaeoastronomy in rock art. A particular interdisciplinary methodology, the socalled integral methodology, is used to study the rock pictures. Some studies are being presented online. Karl Eklund - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 18:59:52 (EDT) URL: http://vincy.com/svg/misc/archeol.html Email: eklund.svg@caribsurf.com Comments: I think this may be the same photograph I just posted, but the vincy.com site may be easier to get to than the official one. Karl Eklund - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 18:14:18 (EDT) URL: http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1751/index.html Email: eklund.svg@caribsurf.com Address: Please use email Affiliation: self Comments: The link you gave for St. Vincent has been changed to: http://bsi-svg.com/svg/gallery/gHist/gPetroglyphH.html The site was under development at Fla. Intl. Univ and the St. Vincent government took it over and contracted for BSI to run it. We have a personal St. Vincent site at the URL given above, or www.surf.to/st.vincent. We have some pictures of artifacts on our site, but next winter I'll make an effort to photograph the easier petroglyphs on St. Vincent and put them up on the site. In the meantime I found some snapshots I made at the petroglyph park on Guadaloupe some years ago and I'll put them up and post the URL here. They aren't good records but they are better than nothing. Desert Rock Art - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 12:36:39 (EDT) URL: http://zeus.utep.edu./myweb Email: wallih@sprynet.com Affiliation: El Paso Rock-Art Society Comments: Desert Rock Art - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 12:32:25 (EDT) URL: http://zeus.utep.edu/myweb Email: wallih@sprynet.com Address: http://129.108.79.102/myweb Affiliation: El Paso Archeology Association Comments: I have created a website devoted to rock-art in and around El Paso, Texas in order promote the ancient heritage that surrounds us. Douglas Lutz Desert Rock Art - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 12:31:53 (EDT) URL: http://zeus.utep.edu/myweb Email: wallih@sprynet.com Affiliation: El Paso Archeology Association Comments: I have created a website devoted to rock-art in and around El Paso, Texas in order promote the ancient heritage that surrounds us. Douglas Lutz Desert Rock Art - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 12:30:21 (EDT) URL: http://zeus.utep.edu/myweb Email: wallih@sprynet.com Affiliation: El Paso Archeology Association Comments: I have created a website devoted to rock-art in and around El Paso, Texas in order promote the ancient heritage that surrounds us. Douglas Lutz Blaze O'Connor - Thursday, April 29, 1999 at 05:27:55 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: boconnor@bournemouth.ac.uk Address: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth Uni, Talbot Campus, Poole, Dorset BH12 5BB Affiliation: Rock Art Pilot Project (Bournemouth Uni and Uni College of London) Comments: I have just been informed that the web page mentioned in my previous message (csweb.bournemouth.ac.uk/consci/rockart/)is under revision and is thus not available for viewing at the moment - apologies for the incorrect announcement. Please feel free to contact me on the above email if you have any questions regarding the Rock Art Pilot Project on United Kingdom rock art. Blaze O'Connor - Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 10:49:41 (EDT) URL: http://csweb.bournemouth.ac.uk/consci/rockart Email: boconnor@bournemouth.ac.uk Address: Rock Art Pilot Project, School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University, Talbot Campus, Poole, Dorset BH12 5BB, UK Affiliation: Rock Art Pilot Project, Bournemouth University and University College of London Comments: Some brief introductory information about the Rock Art Pilot Project which has been commissioned by English Heritage to design a GIS database for UK rock art and conduct conservation and recording surveys in selected study areas. This is a pilot study for a future long term project. Roderick L. Schmidt - Saturday, April 24, 1999 at 21:57:14 (EDT) URL: http://www.qnet.com/~iny272 Email: iny272@qnet.com Address: PO Box 540 Lone Pine, CA 93545 Affiliation: The Equinox Project Comments: This study has revealed much about prehistoric Rock cut inscriptions at the INY-272 location. An archive of 80 images is now available including the heliolithic displays. Courtney Smith - Tuesday, April 20, 1999 at 17:42:15 (EDT) URL: http://www.geocities.com/yosemite/falls/9206/ Email: c395smith@hotmail.com Comments: Petroglyph Jam: Courtney's tales from the rock art trail. A dozen essays examine different rock art subjects in Nevada, California, and Arizona. Bengt Hemtun - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 14:48:21 (EDT) URL: http://home.swipnet.se/cat-shaman Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Backegatan 3 B, S- 46430 Mellerud, Sweden Comments: This new site expose 20 years of research about ideas in rock-carvings and artefacts 4000 BC to 1000 AD in Scandinavia.The homepage contends an overwiev and one monthly chapter out of my writing. This month about The Law of Brotherhood contending the oldest marriage code in Europe from about 2000 BC. Keywords Inanna and Isis myths. Bengt Hemtun - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 14:46:00 (EDT) URL: http://home.swipnet.se/cat-shaman Email: hemtun@swipnet.se Address: Backegatan 3 B, S- 46430Mellerud, Sweden Comments: This new site expose 20 years of research about ideas in rock-carvings and artefacts 4000 BC to 1000 AD in Scandinavia.The homepage contends an overwiev and one monthly chapter out of my writing. This month about The Law of Brotherhood contending the oldes marriage code in Europe from about 2000 BC. Keywords Inanna and Isis myths. Khau Tchaas - Monday, April 05, 1999 at 16:47:36 (EDT) URL: http:// Email: cwilli05@nimbus.temple.edu Address: 204 vivacqua hall Affiliation: Temple. University Comments: I am looking for information on replication or experimentation with petroglyphs. Hypothesized methods used, and any books, articles, journals or websites that may talk about this subject. I am currently a Ph.D. student of Archeology at Temple University and am interested in doing research on replicating proposed methods used to create engravings in rock such as that done by the Egyptians, Mayans, and so on. Any information will be greatly appreciated. you can contact me directly also. Thank you again. Terry - Saturday, March 06, 1999 at 11:07:46 (EST) URL: http://www.geocities.com:80/Baja/Outback/5018/02.html Email: treasurehunters@webtv.net Comments: Can anyone tell me anything about these Symbols. http://www.geocities.com:80/Baja/Outback/5018/02.html Dale Bucknam - Sunday, February 21, 1999 at 23:52:40 (EST) URL: http://www.coloradoarchaeology.org Email: dbucknam@worldnet.att.net Address: 3311 West 92nd Place, Westminster, CO 80030 Affiliation: Colorado Archaeological Society Comments: Please add our website to your Rock Art Net. We are a non-profit archaeological society specializing in Colorado and Southwestern prehistory, including rock art. We have a number of rock art images on our site. Ben Frerichs - Wednesday, February 17, 1999 at 23:05:27 (EST) URL: http:// Email: bfrerich@blue.weeg.uiow.edu Affiliation: University of Iowa Comments: I am looking for information on North American Plains rock art for an assignment, I would like some sites on the web for information if you could, let me know by email of some links to look at thanx. Tomas Brusell - Sunday, February 07, 1999 at 06:45:33 (EST) URL: http://www.qikrux.com Email: brusell@online.no Address: GamleDrammensvei 42, 3600 Kongsberg, Norway Comments: Scandinavian petroglyphs - looked upon from an artphilosophic angle(mostly in english. Abermeini: STONEHENGE WEST - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 14:50:03 (EST) URL: http://www.qnet.com/~abermeini Email: abermeini@qnet.com Address: P.O. Box 937, Lone Pine, CA 93545 USA Affiliation: The Merlin Project Comments: Anomolous petroglyphs/ solar light and shadow animation displays on Solstices, Equinoxes, Cross-Quarters, unknown to Shoshoni historians. WERE CELTS HERE 3,000 years ago?? Explore our website and decide for yourself! Ongoing scientific research, Celtic re-enactment festivals, free tours. Sponsored byThe Merlin Project, a non-profit educational corporation. * The ONLY AUTHENTIC website representing this ancient sacred site!! Comprendre l'histoire de l'art - une initiation au langage des formes - Thursday, February 04, 1999 at 17:08:46 (EST) URL: http://pro.wanadoo.fr/quatuor/ Email: christian.ricordeau@wanadoo.fr Address: 5, rue Monseigneur Marcel - 37000 - TOURS - FRANCE Comments: Il s'agit d'une présentation explicative de l'histoire de l'art, depuis la période préhistorique jusqu'à aujour'hui. La langue est le français. De nombreux exemples sont expliqués en détail et de façon très graphique, afin de leur donner une dimension très pédagogique. Parmi les exemples analysés deux sites de gravures sur roc sont particulièrement mis en valeur (Val Camonica et Bohuslän), c'est pourquoi un lien est ici suggéré. Il y est proposé autant d'apprendre à lire l'art que de le comprendre. Franz Mandl - Tuesday, February 02, 1999 at 04:30:22 (EST) URL: http://www.anisa.at Email: anisa@aon.at Address: A-8967 Haus i.E. 92 Comments: anisa, rock art and settlement in the alps - austria anisa, Verein für alpine Felsbild- und Siedlungsforschung new URL: www.anisa.at new E.Mail: anisa@aon.at sincerly Franz Mandl Franz Mandl - Tuesday, February 02, 1999 at 04:29:32 (EST) URL: http://www.anisa.at Email: anisa@aon.at Address: A-8967 Haus i.E. 92 Comments: anisa, rock art and settlement in the alps - austria anisa, Verein für alpine Felsbild- und Siedlungsforschung new URL: www.anisa.at new E.Mail: anisa@aon.at sincerly Franz Mandl Annabella Claudia Hofmann - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 07:40:41 (EST) URL: http:// Email: annabella@tecnoprogress.it Address: c7o Bar Frida, Via S. Nazzaro 2b, 38066 Riva, Italia Affiliation: universtiy of Munich Comments: I have information and a profound analysis about a neolithic rock art site near Arco. Charles Bailey - UMRARA - Friday, January 15, 1999 at 16:29:20 (EST) URL: http://www.pclink.com/cbailey Email: cbailey@pclink.com Affiliation: Upper Midwest Rock Art Research Association Comments: To all interested parties, This is to inform you of significant changes in the Upper Midwest Rock Art Research Association's web site. The front page, "http://www.pclink.com/cbailey", has been altered to load faster and is now the main gateway for both the UMRARA site and the International Rock Art Congress '99 web site - "http://www.pclink.com/cbailey/IRAC99". The IRAC'99 site contains the formal announcement for the conference, a provisional summary of sessions, and downloadable IRAC'99 registration forms - including the Pre-registration form, the Room/Board, Banquet, and Box Lunch Form, and the Vendor's Application Form. These can be printed out and mailed to the addresses at the bottom of each form. The site also has links to IFRAO and an IRAC '98 Photo Gallery. Please take time to check us out - Thanks, Charles Bailey - UMRARA co-founder Z - Friday, January 15, 1999 at 00:41:07 (EST) URL: http:// Email: Z Comments: Z Petroglyphs - Thursday, January 14, 1999 at 15:41:44 (EST) URL: http://www.qikrux.com/Petroglyphs.htm Email: brusell@online.no Address: GamleDrammensvei 42. Norway Comments: Petroglyphs are global signs for people in harmony with nature and the flow of time. Bruce Boycks - Thursday, January 14, 1999 at 14:42:21 (EST) URL: http:// Email: boomerbeach@hotmail.com Affiliation: ARARA Comments: In past 18mos have made several trips to Gila Bend, AZ, with interesting solar observations. Anyone have any like comments? Thanks - Wednesday, January 13, 1999 at 18:00:16 (EST) URL: http:// Comments: Leonard R Nitzberg - Wednesday, January 13, 1999 at 16:00:31 (EST) URL: http:// Email: lnitzberg@worldnet.att.net Address: knoxville, tn. Affiliation: none Comments: I have spent the last twelve years decyphering Indian petroglyphs. I have now cataloged more than six-hundred symbols and read hundreds of petroglyphs in this area. Is there anyone but me that can actually read them? I have looked at the trash that exists in print from Mallery to a treasure-hunter publication and have found nothing that stands the test. I would love to exchange glyphs/meanings with someone, especially for lead, tin, iron, etc. I have most of the others including gold, silver, copper, thunder, death, power, medicine paths, etc. Plus, I know how to read the rocks. Any takers? Mike Bilbo - Monday, January 11, 1999 at 23:40:33 (EST) URL: http:// Email: mbilbo@nv.blm.gov Address: 400 Circle Drive, Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 USA Affiliation: ARARA member Comments: Hueco Tanks State Historical Park near El Paso, Texas, USA, has come under terrible siege by the recreational climbing community, who are trying to force the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the State of Texas to disregard several thousand pictographs and other cultural materials in favor of carte blanche bouldering and technical climbing. Hueco Tanks is unique for its array of ancestral Puebloan masks, and significant rock art styles from Early Archaic through 19th Century art and historic names from the 1850's stagecoach period. This battle between climbers and rock art enthusiasts has been building for the past 15 years. Currently the climbers are engaged in a massive, international letter-writing campaign, using the Internet, to try to force the current management plan to be dropped, favoring climbing over cultural resource protection. The same battle has raged in Oregon, where climbers have impacted lava tube caves containing pictogrphs. In both the Oregon caves and at HuecoTanks the climbers created bolted routes and leave climbing chalk with adverse impact to rock art . No formal studies at these locations have been undertaken to determine what impacts are associated with chalk, but there is observational evidence that if left in place, climbing chalk (calcium carbonate or magnesium sulfate) undergoes some type of chemical or physical change and begins to bond with rock surfaces or occlude any art that it covers. Apparently we are also dealing with silica gel, sodium bicarbonate with possible dyes and carbon compounds. Native Americans may be infuriated by resultant damage to rock art sites, which they consider sacred. What is the method of nominating Hueco Tanks for world heritage designation, thus calling more attention to its significance, as well as the attack being waged against its cultural resources? Is it ICOMOS through which nominations are made? Texas Parks and Wildlife has implemented a very good pro-rock art protection management plan, which limits the number of visitors, closes unique, rock art heavy areas off to all visitation without a guide, and restricts climbing to very limited areas. It requires all visitors to undergo a 20-minute orientation and has created a volunteer guide service through a "Friends" group. This is a very sound plan and it is what the climbing community is attacking. To visit some of the debate on the Internet go to: http://curly.physics.utep.edu/latest.htm (climbers' site) http://curly.physics.utep.edu/FAQ.htm (this site is very negative toward reosurce protection - full of untruths) http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v16/caving.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v17/letters.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v18/letters.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v19/letters.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v19/sacred.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v20/letters.html http://www.outdoorlink.com/accessfund/notes/v21/letters.html Jim - Sunday, January 10, 1999 at 21:48:49 (EST) URL: http:// Email: northexp@execpc Affiliation: teacher Comments: What is a good book that shows a lots of pictures petroglyphs? I would like to do some painting s that involved this type of art? Bruce Jones - Monday, December 28, 1998 at 15:51:38 (EST) URL: http://www.scenemaker.com/anon/495/cover.dhtml Email: brucej@nwths.com Affiliation: Northwest Texas Healthcare Systems Comments: I am a Masters student in Education Technology and am interested in rock art and cave paintings as the earliest use of Education Technology. I feel that the renderings on rocks and cave walls were both a religious endeavor and an educational tool. I have stated this premis in a short paper on my web site. This appears to be an excelent site for research and learning. BJ Donna Cohen - Friday, December 25, 1998 at 17:39:05 (EST) Email: dcohen@hevanet.com Comments: I am looking for a picture of the Rhinoceros case art by the San people, as referred to in James Michener's book, The Covenant. Any info about about where I might find it on the net would be appreciated. Wm. Carter Elliott - Thursday, December 24, 1998 at 14:00:07 (EST) URL: http://hometown.aol.com/aliyat/WmCarterElliott.html Email: aliyat@aol.com Address: 349B Northgate Drive, Goleta, CA 93117 Affiliation: Boeing Comments: I seem to recall a large chalk-hillside engraving somewhere in England called the "Running Horse", but I forget where. Does anyone have any information about it? I would appreciate an image of same for my website. Thanks, Emma Parkhouse - Tuesday, December 08, 1998 at 05:09:47 (EST) URL: http:// Email: elp5@leicester.ac.uk Affiliation: Leicester University Comments: I am searching for information about Saharan rock art (particularly in the Fezzan, Libya).I am researching what the art can tell us about past climates during the late Pleistocene and early Holocene periods. Thanks for any help... De Jager - Monday, December 07, 1998 at 07:34:56 (EST) URL: http:// Email: snortje@sok.co.za Address: Avondson, Slabberts, South Africa Comments: Rock art 100's of years old to be seen on cliff overhangs and caves. Sites have been visited by tourists from USA, Australia, France, England etc. Although recorded in books, still relatively unknown. Embedded fossils in rocks and other fossils have been picked up. Farm has been in family for over 100 years and is now for sale. Situated in beautiful scenic Eastern Free State, South Africa. Huge stone house with guest cottages and outbuildings set up against sandstone cliffs, beautiful panoromic views of mountains and valleys. Far from industrial pollution. Endless supply of crystal clear water, scientifically tested for absolute purity, can be in fact be bottled and marketed. Ideal setting for tourism and game farm development, to approved buyer. Price US $190,000. Owner wants to retire and has no sons to take over. For futher information contact daughter, Marianne Trent in Florida (USA) Tel. 561 3883128 or Tel/Fax Vivienne at 058 3031819 South Africa. ANISA - Thursday, December 03, 1998 at 07:14:32 (EST) URL: http://www.comppichler.co.at/ANISA/ Email: ANISA@ppl.co.at Address: A-8967 HAUS i. E. 92 Affiliation: IFRAO Comments: Verein für alpine Felsbild- und Siedlungsforschung. Rock Art and Settlement in the Alps. History and Archeology. Bruce Boycks - Wednesday, December 02, 1998 at 14:16:18 (EST) URL: http:// Email: boomerbruce@hotmail.com Affiliation: ARARA Comments: Site is new to me, can you fill me in on detail and/or chat room regarding rock art interests.. Thanks, Bruce Boycks, Laguna Beach Josef Otto - Sunday, November 29, 1998 at 10:48:08 (EST) URL: http://www.stonewatch.de/ Email: StoneWatch@t-online.de Affiliation: STONE WATCH Comments: Society for coverage of prehistoric and ancient rock paintings Drew Richard - Thursday, November 26, 1998 at 07:46:15 (EST) URL: http://www.virtual-traveler.org/coastaleddie.com/index.html Email: coastaleddie@earthlink.net Comments: California Rock Art Page Dianne Corke-Matheson - Tuesday, November 24, 1998 at 19:38:13 (EST) URL: http:// Email: pedie@magma.ca Address: 184 Britannia Rd., Ottawa , Ont, Canada. K2B 5W9 Comments: I am looking for information on the plant and animal resources during the UpperPalaeolithic period of France and Spain. I am most interested in the material culture that makes a cave/hut a home at that time. Additionally.... Has there been any underwater exploration of the south shore of the Bay of Biscay ( Northern and Basque shores) to determine possible under water cave painting sites similar to Cosquer? Anton Kerner - Monday, November 23, 1998 at 23:16:10 (EST) URL: http:// Email: ajck@msn.com Address: Chicago, Illinois USA Comments: I want to obtain images from the Cave of Swimmers in north Africa discovered in the 1930's by British explorer, Sir P. A. Clayton and depicted in the book and the movie, The English Patient. How do I best proceed? Leonardo Adamowicz - Monday, November 23, 1998 at 12:49:23 (EST) URL: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Crete/8101 Email: ladamowicz@geocities.com Affiliation: ICOMOS Committee - Mozambique Comments: Rock paintings, northern Mozambique. ICOMOS Committee - Mozambique (Homepage in construction) The Merlin Project - Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 00:20:04 (EST) URL: http://www.qnet.com/~abermeini Email: abermeini@qnet.com Address: P. O. Box 937, Lone pine, CA 93545 USA Affiliation: The Merlin Project Comments: We just found you on a NetSearch! Please visit our Website and add it to your URL list, please. www.qnet.com/~abermeini We want to join your MAILING LIST!!! Our next free Festival is at sunrise on the Winter Solstice 21 Dec. at Abermeini Petroglyphs near Mt. Whitney, CA. This may well be a location of Celtic as well as local origins! Our research is ongoing and dialogue welcome!! Cerridwen Connelly Director The Merlin Project Luc-Henri Fage - Friday, November 20, 1998 at 19:58:27 (EST) URL: http://www.speleo.com/borneo2.html Email: lhFage.Speleo@wanadoo.fr Affiliation: Editions Spéléo Comments: Please, find the url of the web site of my magazine "Speleo" (caving exploration). I found the firt ornated caves of Kalimantan (Borneo, Indonesia) with the french archeologist JM Chazine and some pictures of the last discoveries (sept. 98 !) are on line. Mary Allen - Thursday, November 19, 1998 at 13:33:35 (EST) URL: http://www.sginet.com/users/mallen/GCPoly/GCPoly2.html Email: mallen@sginet.com Comments: Grand Canyon Polychrome pictographs. Interesting pictures and tracings. Jonathan Ferguson - Thursday, November 19, 1998 at 02:23:53 (EST) URL: http:// Email: jonathanferguson@hotmail.com Address: North Bay, Ontario, Canada Comments: Rock art is not my specialty as an archaeologist, so I would appreciate any comments you may have on this. I have been approached with what appears to be a large-scale pictograph in black and red on a relatively horizontal rock outcropping above a river in my part of Ontario. This has been interpreted by a geographer as a crude map of the river system. I have not visited the site, but have seen photos. Has anyone ever seen such a thing in this part of the world? There is interest in conducting excavations at the site, but my hunch is that if this is indeed a pictograph, the site may have only been used for dreamquests and the like, which would leave little or no artifactual evidence. Can the pigments be dated or chemically analyzed? Thanks, - J. Ferguson Richard Heather - Sunday, November 08, 1998 at 14:05:54 (EST) URL: http://www.slonet.org/~rheather/rock.htm Email: rheather@slonet.org Comments: computer enhanced petroglyphs from Arizona, Nevada, California David Reichelt - Saturday, November 07, 1998 at 11:55:51 (EST) URL: http://pecosrio.com Email: pecosrio@att.net Address: Pecos Rio Grande Museum Of Early Man Affiliation: curator Comments: The baby is now on view. The artifacts, mat and blanket are displayed also. 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