VAFB-1996-13a: Final Technical Report Six Rock Art Sites at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Santa Barbara County, California

This document is a report pertaining to six rock art sites in the southern part of Vandenberg Air Force Base (AFB), Santa Barbara County, California. The resources are described, interpreted, evaluated, and recommendations are made for their management and conservation. In addition, the rock art was recorded using photography, photogrammetry, and scale drawings. The rock art at the six sites consists of paintings, petroglyphs, and cupules. Interpretation and evaluation was based on the surviving rock art elements and their physical condition, the physical and cultural characteristics of the site in which the rock art occurs, and the relationship of the site to other archaeological sites in the vicinity.

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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/xcv8522123
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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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This document is a report pertaining to six rock art sites in the southern part of Vandenberg Air Force Base (AFB), Santa Barbara County, California. The resources are described, interpreted, evaluated, and recommendations are made for their management and conservation. In addition, the rock art was recorded using photography, photogrammetry, and scale drawings. The rock art at the six sites consists of paintings, petroglyphs, and cupules. Interpretation and evaluation was based on the surviving rock art elements and their physical condition, the physical and cultural characteristics of the site in which the rock art occurs, and the relationship of the site to other archaeological sites in the vicinity.

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