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SDRAA Virtual Meeting

Sunday, April 12, 2026, 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time

Selected Short Presentations on Rock Art

Join us on Sunday, April 12, for an informal meeting via Zoom featuring presentations on a variety of rock art-related topics.
As of the date of this posting, we have the following on the program:

Lawrence Baca: A Walk Through Daddy Canyon\

Daddy Canyon is a full half-mile-long series of petroglyphs in a side canyon to Nine Mile Canyon, Utah. It is the longest continuous stretch of petroglyphs in the canyon. From Rasmussen's cave to the Ute warriors on horseback this is one of the most fascinating sets of images in Nine Mile Canyon. We'll walk the complete trail.

Sandy Zahn: Chumash Museum and Cultural Center

The Santa Ynez Chumash Museum and Cultural Center opened just one year ago. This presentation will take you on a tour of The Chumash Museum and Cultural Center, highlighting key collections and explaining how it serves as a living space for education and creativity. It will also show how the museum celebrates and preserves Chumash heritage.

Doug Brotherton: Some Sites in the East Mojave

Doug has spent much of the last 20 years visiting rock art sites in the East Mojave desert in California. This presentation will introduce viewers to a number of those sites, some obscure and out of the way, others not so much.

Ken Hedges: White River Narrows Anomaly: What’s Going On With the GPS?

The White River Narrows in Nevada’s Great Basin desert are home to spectacular Ancestral Paiute petroglyphs. This presentation features an overview of these fascinating panels and raises a question about GPS in this desert environment.

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This meeting will be held via Zoom

April 12, 2026, Starting at 4:00 p.m. (Pacific Time)

Meeting room will open approximately 15 minutes early.

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