State of California ¾ Natural Resources Agency Primary # DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Trinomial

ROCK ART RECORDPage of esource Name or # (Assigned by Recorder):

R1. Feature # (Panel #): of R2. Feature/Panel Location (From site datum.):

Found on: oCliff face oBoulder oBedrock oCave/shelter surface oOther::R3. Host Rock:R4. Host Background: o Patinated o Natural o Painted o Glaciated o Smoke blackened o Other:R5. Detailed Description of Feature/Panel: (Check any that apply) o Petroglyphs o Pictographs o Geoglyph

(Describe feature/panel size, size of host rock, number and types of elements/motifs, method of production, etc.)

R6. a. Feature/Panel Integrity: o Good o Fair o Poor o Explain: b. Natural Deterioration (Check any that apply.): o Water erosion o Surface spalling o Block fractureso Lichen growth o Wind Erosion o Sun exposure o Rock fall o Plant defacement o Animal nestingo Mineral accretion o NONE o Other (Explain): c. Cultural Deterioration (Check any that apply.): o Bullet holes o Graffiti o Chalk o Scratched o Altered

o Livestock o Logging o Visitor use o NONE o Other (Explain): R7. Style(s) and Suspected Cultural Affiliation:

R8. Elements Superimposed? o No o Yes (Describe)

R9. Feature/Panel Visibility: o Visible o Semi-visible o HiddenR10. Associated/Nearby Cultural Materials:

R11. Conservation Recommendations:

R12. Form Prepared by: Date: Affiliation and Address:

Note: Attach sketch of rock art panel/feature.

DPR 523G (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 2/2015)