Abstract
ABSTRACTThis article describes a distinctive rock-art site in the Pedregosa Mountains of southeast Arizona. The more than 200 black representational elements do not conform to any of the various rock-art styles that have been described for the Southwest. Description of the design motifs, environmental setting, and artifacts provides information for tentative interpretations regarding cultural affiliation, function, and age of the pictographs.
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