Angus R. Quinlan holds a Ph.D. in the archaeology of religion from the University of Southampton, England. He is currently deputy director of the Nevada Rock Art Foundation, where he supervises the archaeological documentation of rock art sites in Nevada. He is also the editor for Summit Envirosolutions, a cultural resources management company.
"This book deals with new research directions in rock art studies. The essays are diverse and present views that are at the forefront of rock art research in western North America and elsewhere." - Colleen M. Beck, Desert Research Institute "The essays in this book share a common theme of exploring the archaeological and landscape context in understanding and interpreting rock art, as opposed to relying primarily on a consideration of imagery. This book moves rock art research forward from its current stalled state arguing about shamanic theory and rock art interpretation." - William D. Hyder, University of California, Santa Cruz"
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