Happy New Year!
The last few years were not easy on us, but thanks to the support of our members, we are still here and have been hard at work planning a great year.
It is time to renew your annual membership. Your investment fosters the works of CRAF and allows us to help protect the irreplaceable art of the ancients. It also permits CRAF to join with others in promoting rock art research to enrich our understanding of the drawings and paintings found throughout the Californias. CRAF is a statewide, privately developed, voluntarily run, non-profit organization (501[c][3]). We thank our members for their generous support.
Currently up for registration on our website are three Baja Adventure trips, and a Rock Art Photography and Digital Documentation 2-day seminar and field trip. We are also planning a field trip to Rocky Hill, a Mojave Rock Art 2-day seminar with a field trip on Memorial Day weekend, and a Dessert Monarchs Big Horn Sheep 2-day seminar with a field trip in July. And hopefully we will soon have a few more events in the works. Please watch our website for updated information.
CRAF's second monograph, "Points of View: Revisiting the Coso Range Projectile Point Petroglyphs - Chronology, Gender, and Metaphor" is now available in the CRAF Online Store. In this informative and engrossing monograph, authors Alan P. Garfinkel, Bernard M. Jones, and Ryan Gerstner share their research on Coso Projectile Point Petroglyphs. It is beautifully illustrated with drawings and exceptional color photos.
In other related news, the Annual Meeting of the Society for California Archaeology (SCA) will be March 16-19, 2023 in Oakland. The SCA Annual Meetings provide a platform for the sharing of data from active research in California and the regions that pertain to it, as well as the opportunity to discuss challenges to the practice of the discipline. The SCA is the largest state archaeology society in the USA. You can register to attend on the SCA website.
We look forward to seeing you at one or all of these events in 2023.
The last few years were not easy on us, but thanks to the support of our members, we are still here and have been hard at work planning a great year.
It is time to renew your annual membership. Your investment fosters the works of CRAF and allows us to help protect the irreplaceable art of the ancients. It also permits CRAF to join with others in promoting rock art research to enrich our understanding of the drawings and paintings found throughout the Californias. CRAF is a statewide, privately developed, voluntarily run, non-profit organization (501[c][3]). We thank our members for their generous support.
Currently up for registration on our website are three Baja Adventure trips, and a Rock Art Photography and Digital Documentation 2-day seminar and field trip. We are also planning a field trip to Rocky Hill, a Mojave Rock Art 2-day seminar with a field trip on Memorial Day weekend, and a Dessert Monarchs Big Horn Sheep 2-day seminar with a field trip in July. And hopefully we will soon have a few more events in the works. Please watch our website for updated information.
CRAF's second monograph, "Points of View: Revisiting the Coso Range Projectile Point Petroglyphs - Chronology, Gender, and Metaphor" is now available in the CRAF Online Store. In this informative and engrossing monograph, authors Alan P. Garfinkel, Bernard M. Jones, and Ryan Gerstner share their research on Coso Projectile Point Petroglyphs. It is beautifully illustrated with drawings and exceptional color photos.
In other related news, the Annual Meeting of the Society for California Archaeology (SCA) will be March 16-19, 2023 in Oakland. The SCA Annual Meetings provide a platform for the sharing of data from active research in California and the regions that pertain to it, as well as the opportunity to discuss challenges to the practice of the discipline. The SCA is the largest state archaeology society in the USA. You can register to attend on the SCA website.
We look forward to seeing you at one or all of these events in 2023.
