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    • What is rock art?
    • Who made Arkansas rock art?
    • How are petroglyphs made?
    • How are pictographs made?
    • What is the difference between rock art and graffiti?
    • How old is Arkansas rock art?
    • Why did Native Americans make rock art?
    • What kinds of rock art images have been identified?
    • What are rock art styles?
    • What threatens to destroy rock art?
    • Where can I see rock art in Arkansas?
    • What can I do at a rock art site?
  • Interpretations
    • A Horse-and-Rider Pictograph
    • Fish-trap and Paddlefish
    • Portals Between the Worlds / Underwater Spirit
    • Footprints, Handprints, and Animal Tracks
    • The Hellgrammite Pictograph
    • The Human Body
    • The Narrows Rock Art Panel
    • Tools for Making Rock Art at The Narrows
    • Rock Art in Context: Art
    • Rock Art in Context: Physical Context
    • Rock Art in Context: Cultural Landscapes
  • Articles
    • The Arkansas Rock Art Project
    • What is Rock Art and What Can it Tell Us About the Past?
    • The Chronological and Cultural Context of Arkansas Rock Art
    • History of Rock Art Research in Arkansas
    • The Petit Jean Painted Rock Art Style
  • Technical Papers
    • Rock Art Documentation in Arkansas
    • The Narrows Rock Art in Archeological Context
    • Photogrammetry at The Narrows
    • Excavations at Rockhouse Cave
    • Archaeogeophysics at Rockhouse Cave
    • Actively Managing Rock Art Sites
  • Resources
    • Activities
      • A Native American Bestiary
      • Ancient Art Forms
      • Ancient Art Styles
      • Here Comes the Sun
      • Petroglyphs and Pictographs
      • Seeing the Ancient Peoples
      • Seeing the World Through Ancient Eyes
      • The Sky World, This World, and the Underworld
      • Using Databases
    • Lesson Plans
      • What is Rock Art Lesson
      • Ancient Animals
      • Art and Culture
      • Mysterious Symbols
      • Rock Art and Ritual
      • Seeing Ancient People Lesson
      • Seeing Ancient Worlds
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Quick Facts
What is rock art?
Who made Arkansas rock art?
How are petroglyphs made?
How are pictographs made?
What is the difference between rock art and graffiti?
How old is Arkansas rock art?
Why did Native Americans make rock art?
What kinds of rock art images have been identified?
What are rock art styles?
What threatens to destroy rock art?
Where can I see rock art in Arkansas?
What can I do at a rock art site?

Interpretations
A Horse-and-Rider Pictograph
Fish-trap and Paddlefish
Portals Between the Worlds / Underwater Spirit
Footprints, Handprints, and Animal Tracks
The Hellgrammite Pictograph
The Human Body
The Narrows Rock Art Panel
Tools for Making Rock Art at The Narrows
Rock Art in Context: Art
Rock Art in Context: Physical Context
Rock Art in Context: Cultural Landscapes

Articles
The Arkansas Rock Art Project
What is Rock Art and What Can it Tell Us About the Past?
The Chronological and Cultural Context of Arkansas Rock Art
History of Rock Art Research in Arkansas
The Petit Jean Painted Rock Art Style

Technical Papers
Rock Art Documentation in Arkansas
The Narrows Rock Art in Archeological Context
Photogrammetry at The Narrows
Excavations at Rockhouse Cave
Archaeogeophysics at Rockhouse Cave
Actively Managing Rock Art Sites

Resources
Activities
A Native American Bestiary
Ancient Art Forms
Ancient Art Styles
Here Comes the Sun
Petroglyphs and Pictographs
Seeing the Ancient Peoples
Seeing the World Through Ancient Eyes
The Sky World, This World, and the Underworld
Using Databases
Lesson Plans
What is Rock Art Lesson
Ancient Animals
Art and Culture
Mysterious Symbols
Rock Art and Ritual
Seeing Ancient People Lesson
Seeing Ancient Worlds
Glossary
Bibliography
Site Recording Forms
Rock Art Links

Database
Search Database
Search Advanced Database

Just For Kids
Gayle's Quest
Raven's Dream
Jason and Tiffany's Excellent Adventure

Picture Gallery
Visit the Picture Gallery

Buy the Book!




Where can I see rock art in Arkansas?

Rock House Cave
Rockhouse Cave at Petit Jean State Park.

Some of the best examples of prehistoric Native American rock art in Arkansas can be seen at Rockhouse Cave, located in Petit Jean State Park. Click here for information on Petit Jean State Park.

12. What can I do at a rock art site?

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