Professional Presentations,
and Publications
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The Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project supports scholarship by its staff, volunteers, and credential outside researchers. Recent works including publications, news media, and conference presentations are listed below. Bold green text indicates links to view or buy select resources.
Professional Publications
Dr. Matthew Martinez
2023 - "Sacred Geographies of Northern New Mexico". El Palacio, Winter, 2023. New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs,
Dr. Chester Liwosz
2022 "Mesoamerica, Macaws, and More: Exploring the Geospatial Relationships and Cultural Significance of Parrot, Raptor, and Related Bird Iconography at Mesa Prieta, New Mexico." American Indian Rock Art (AIRA), 48.
Dr. Chester Liwosz
2021 "A briefing on the chronology and iconography of the Mesa Prieta petroglyph landscape in north-central New Mexico. " ASNM Collected Papers in Honor of James Conder. Edited by Matthew Barbour and Emily Brown. Vol 47: pp. 61-75
Janet MacKenzie and Candie Borduin
2019. "Archaic Period Petroglyphs of Mesa Prieta." New Mexico Archaeological Council Annual Publication
Katherine Wells and John Kincheloe
2018. Silent Music: The Animal Flute Players on the Wells Petroglyph Preserve in Northern
New Mexico. Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Books, Velarde, NM.
Candie Borduin, Jeff Toomey, Lee Borduin and Janet MacKenzie
2013. “Development of a GIS/GPS Based Method of Setting Proveniences.” Proceedings of the International Federation of Rock Art Organizations (IFRAO), International Rock Art Congress.
Janet MacKenzie
2013. “Cross Connections: Religious Iconography of the Historic Period, Mesa Prieta and Area, Northern New Mexico.” Proceedings of the International Federation of Rock Art Organizations (IFRAO), International Rock Art Congress
2013. “Cross Connections: Religious Iconography of the Historic Period, Mesa Prieta and Area, Northern New Mexico.” Proceedings of the International Federation of Rock Art Organizations (IFRAO), International Rock Art Congress