San Diego Rock Art Association

The unique rock imagery of the Jornada Mogollon has fascinated researchers since early in the 19th century. In 2016 over three hundred rock art groupies visited the region for the ARARA symposium in Las Cruces and participated in the thirty-eight field trips. Many rock art enthusiasts have visited the well-known sites, Three Rivers and Hueco Tanks. Fortunately, new “rediscoveries” continue to happen! Watch the magic of DStretch reveal new imagery in previously documented sites, see what insights were found in old slide collections found gathering dust on shelves, take a virtual trip to seldom seen rock art at Jornada sites on private property, and learn about some of the work being done by archaeologists and avocationalists in the region.

Margaret (Marglyph) Berrier has researched, recorded, and photographed rock art sites in the west and in other countries since 1986, concentrating her efforts on documenting rock imagery in southern New Mexico and west Texas and using her graphic skills to illustrate her own as well as other researchers' publications and presentations. In 2021 she received a grant from the New Mexico Site Steward program for her free educational Three Rivers Coloring Book. Margaret received ARARA's Castleton Award in 2017, the Archaeological Society of New Mexico's Brice Award in 2018, Associate of the Year 2021 for the Jornada Research Institute, and the ARARA Wellmann Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2023.