VAFB-2021-45: Condition Assessment of Rock Art Sites on Vandenberg Space Force Base, Fiscal Year 2020

This document is a report that discusses the condition of 15 rock art sites on Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB) for Fiscal Year 2020. It examines the potential site designations and the presents summary of the results of condition assessments at each of the 15 rock art sites. The results are presented in two sections, including one that addresses annual monitoring, and the other section that addresses the quarterly reporting. Condition assessments focused on rock art site areas experiencing significant impacts or areas where the risk of impacts is high. Additionally, recommended management strategies offered in the condition assessment forms focus on ongoing processes that can affect the rock art or the integrity of adjacent rock surfaces that could alter conditions enough to affect the art panels.

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The Digital Archeological Record (tDAR)
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2026-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.48512/xcv8522128
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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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VAFB-2021-45: Condition Assessment of Rock Art Sites on Vandenberg Space Force Base, Fiscal Year 2020

Eric S. Nocerino, Nathan T. Cruz
The Digital Archeological Record (tDAR)
Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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VAFB-2021-45: Condition Assessment of Rock Art Sites on Vandenberg Space Force Base, Fiscal Year 2020

Eric S. Nocerino, Nathan T. Cruz
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Abstract

This document is a report that discusses the condition of 15 rock art sites on Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB) for Fiscal Year 2020. It examines the potential site designations and the presents summary of the results of condition assessments at each of the 15 rock art sites. The results are presented in two sections, including one that addresses annual monitoring, and the other section that addresses the quarterly reporting. Condition assessments focused on rock art site areas experiencing significant impacts or areas where the risk of impacts is high. Additionally, recommended management strategies offered in the condition assessment forms focus on ongoing processes that can affect the rock art or the integrity of adjacent rock surfaces that could alter conditions enough to affect the art panels.

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