The Black Sheep Pictograph Site

Gayle Harrison Hartmann

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Archaeological and Geological Studies

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A pictograph site containing homed animals and abstract designs painted in black is described. The Black Sheep Pictograph Site, AZ AA: 16: 16 (ASM), is the most elaborate prehistoric pictograph site known in the Tucson area. From associated artifacts and stylistic similarities with Hohokam petroglyphs, it is thought that the paintings were produced by a Hohokam artist.

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1984Indian Rock Art of the Southwest 1979The Petroglyphs of Tumamoc Hill 1966Petroglyphs of the South Mountains of Arizona

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