A BIBLIOGRAPY OF UTAH ROCK ART

Dorde W. Woodruff

This work is presented not as an accomplished thing, but as the best possible within the time available. The orientation is to URARA, that is, the question asked is, "What works would be useful to members of our group?" Or, what would have been useful to myself when beginning to study rock art?

With that goal in mind, some references. are , hich do not deal with Utah rock art itself, but rather with. '.hniques ,YS recording, or relevant aspects of Indian culture, for kachins, or any other subjects which may have a bearing on the st.ty of Utah rock art. Inclusion of articles on techniques (or anything else, for that matter) is on a non-critical basis.

As to works specifically n Utah rock art, the definition is broad. It is to cite everything which , tything to do with Utah rock art. Perhaps one key photo from an arti , n nnAd be helpful to a researcher. Also, every- thing on Fremont rock art ann some papers on Fremont culture are included whether located within the borders of the state or not.

though some entries were from other referencTs. Major sources were the University of Utah 1* Antiquities Section of the Utah Division of Section library is compact and therefore ear of unpublished reports. However, copies there are more expensive than the university library.

I looked at as many articles as time allowed (and copied many), al- not obtained by me.

Id the library of the •nLory. The Antiquities. It is a treasnreh:.

s at the , A- t that i. The can university

Referenced work scE. ered th -everal 1 versity of Utah liis :. lingly, 1. 'en toca tion, as much as - nnnie. '..3ece will catalog is no ' :ays correct or complete.

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library's coll nn of some journals is - te.

n asterisk indicates that the entry is an well as elsewhere::, Special Collection

use Lnan the university 7 try in general. A ' is nn,Jwn the university 1 - , ary does not hal_ familiar with that library' locations and their at the library.

at Spec 1' of

es t, :. A,: as If y Innt

viations, see the list

Although i t. nsunlly not done in of rages of book paL, - 7.ets is often the amount o , >ri a nilable. When t - • ' larger •fks are known (and refen - too ::scattered), they are given.

.ly biblion - shies, the number .ied, if k a guide to

ns of rock art por- o rock art in them are not

I welcome corrections or additions, It is hoped that this bibliography can be upda;(A at intervals. It is presented now not because it is complete, but in t that it will be use .

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Location, Univ. Utah OR MANUSCRIPT

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Pre-Columbian America, ed. A. F. AN i: 4548. Univ Texas Press, Al stin.

' , ternitz, David A. 1966. Archeological Excavations in Dinosaur D5 B7 National Monument, Colorado-Utah, 1964-1965. Univ Colorado Press,

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E98 Buck, Mimi and Rhodes, Cheryl. 1976. Rock art of West Central P6 R6 Colorado and periphery. In American Indian Rock Art, ed. Kay

Sutherland, Vol. 2: 1-4. ARARA.

SPC Burgh, Robe ' and Scoggin, Charles R. 1948. `r ho Archeology of F778 Castle Parfr, ' saur National Monument. Univ C 4 ado Studies, B8 Series in 1 ology No. 2.

x Burke, William J. et al. 1981. - vation studies on the Davis Gulch pictographs. In American Rock Art, ed. Frank G. Bock,

Vol 6: 11-17. ARARA.

SPC Busby, C. et al. 1978. The manufact f petro : additional E78 replicative experiments from the western Great Basiu. In Four Rock W5 F68 Art Studies, ed. C. William Clewlow, Tr,7 89-108. Ballena Press Pub-

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x Cartier d Gulch 7:r-.ion. 1 a-1921. H7 er Grand gulch Expedition. American Museum - .al History, , work. MS.

E98 Castleton, Kenneth B. 1976, )c, art of tha Basin of Utah®.

P6 R6 In American Indian Rock Art, ed. Kay Sutherlar 1. 2: 19- 25. ARARA,

Castleton, KenaT B. 1977. The roc'

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Indian Rock Art, ed. A.J. Bock et al, Vol. 3: 110-114. ARARA.

GN7998* Castleton, Kenneth B. 1978. Pe . s and Pictographs of Utah, P4 C38 Vol. 1 an 2. Utah Museum of NaturaL aistory, Salt Lake City.

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x Castleton, Kenneth B. 1978. Rock art of Desolation Canyon. Paper presented at ARARA symposium, The Dalles, Oregon. UCLA Rock Art Archive. [Not intended for publication; not ix' proceedings.]

SER Castleton, Kenneth B. and ME. .a, David B. 1981. The distributio.. of rock art elements and styleL 1Jtah. Journal of California and (:rat Basin Anthropology 3 (2): 163-175.

SER Clewlow, C. William Jr. 1981. Rock art research in the Great Basin: some historical comments. Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology 3 (1): 78-83.

SER Cole, Sally J. 1984. Analysis of a San Juan (Baskermaker) Style painted mask in Grand Gulch, Utah. Southwestern Lore 50 (1):

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MIC Conner, Stuart W. and Istvanffy, Danes G. 1961. Photography in archeology in the field. Science of Man 1: 192-196,204.

SER Creasman, Steven D. 1982. Rock Art of the Canyon Pintado Historic District. Southwestern Lore 48(4): 1-13.

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SPC Lister, Robert H. and Florence C. E78 Southwestern Archeology in the Na S7 L68 Arizona Press, Tucson. 184p.

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E51* Madsen, David B. and Lindsay, La Mar W. 1977. Backhoe Village. U78a Utah Div of State History, Antiquities Section Selected Papers 4 V4 (12): 89-92.

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Manning, Steven. 1982. ArcheA al reconnaissance of the San Rafael Reef, Emery County, Utah. Report to the Bureau of Land Management, Moab, Utah.

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x Warner, Jesse. 1979. The Vernal "inverted bucket" form head-hunters and their association with bear-like elements. Rock Art Research of Utah. UCLA Rock Art Archive.

x Warner, Jesse. 1982. The "Enclosure" petroglyph motif: one possible interpretation. In American Indian Rock Art, ed. Frank G. Bock, Vol. 7 and 8: 104-116. ARARA.

x Warne®, Jesse. 1981. Sc _ considerations of style and a reappraisal of t estern Utah Painte, Style. In American Indian Rock Art, ed. Frank G. Bock, Vol. 6: 80-87. ARARA.

x

Warner, Jesse. 1981. Engraved pebble style of the Salt Flats of Western Utah. In American Indian Rock Art, ed. Frank G. Bock, Vol. 6: 88-102. ARARA,

x

Warner, Jesse. 1982. Concepts and significance of two a.::a one horn- ed sheep. In Amer: ::: - 1 Indian Rock Art, ed. Frank G. Bock, Vol. 7 and 8: 117-131. ARARA.

x

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