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Rock Art: 10 places to see it in the United States

by ancientartarch|March 2, 2025March 4, 2025|Barrier Canyon Style, cave art, Fremont, geoglyph, Great Basin, Nevada, North America, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Tennessee, Utah, Wyoming

10 places you can appreciate rock art across the United States. The first 20,000 years of American history are written on the landscape.

Rock Art: What are Pictographs, Petroglyphs, and Geoglyphs?

by ancientartarch|November 19, 2024March 2, 2025|age, California, cave art, Chauvet, Emery County, France, geoglyph, Native American, North America, Painting, Paleolithic, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Uncategorized, Utah

Rock Art: Pictographs, Petroglyphs, and Geoglyphs. Three techniques are used by the world's first artists. What do those terms mean and what does the art look like?

Patagonia Cave Art: A Pictograph Seen Across 3000 Years

by Stephen Alvarez|February 16, 2024February 17, 2024|age, cave art, Painting, pictograph, Rock Art

A new paper in Science Advances suggests that a single pictograph motif persists across 130 human generations at a site in Argentina

Great Gallery of Horseshoe Canyon, Utah USA

Barrier Canyon Style Rock Art

by ancientartarch|December 21, 2023October 28, 2024|Barrier Canyon Style, North America, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Rock Art Styles, Uncategorized, Utah

The Barrier Canyon Style (BCS) represents an intriguing facet of prehistoric rock art, primarily concentrated in Utah, notably flourishing within the San Rafael Swell and Canyonlands National Park regions

Cave Art Images from New Zealand

by Stephen Alvarez|June 6, 2022June 6, 2022|cave art, Painting, pictograph, Rock Art

New Zealand is one of the last major land masses to be explored and permanently settled by human beings. Max Wisshak has added his photographs of those explorers artwork to the Ancient Art Archvie.