Lone Rock Petroglyph Site (23SR2091)

The Lone Rock petroglyph site was discovered in St. Clair County (Missouri) by Mr. Wayne Morton and researched by Mr. Doug Porter. Amateur archaeologists from the Southwest Missouri Chapter and Ozarks Chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society visited the site on 3 May 2008. Doug Porter guided me to the site on 28 May 2012. The site is on private property and is not open to the public.


Doug Porter at the Lone Rock site during summer 2012.


Petroglyphs at Lone Rock site; meter scale.


Abstract design of a bird at Lone Rock site.


Professor Michael Fuller taking photographs of the Lone Rock petroglyphs.


Digital photograph of the Lone Rock Petroglyph Site taken by Lyle Sparkman, Past-President of the Missouri Archaeological Society.


Digital photograph of the Lone Rock Petroglyph Site taken by Lyle Sparkman, Past-President of the Missouri Archaeological Society.


Digital photograph of the Lone Rock Petroglyph Site taken by Lyle Sparkman, Past-President of the Missouri Archaeological Society.


Digital photograph of the Lone Rock Petroglyph Site taken by Lyle Sparkman, Past-President of the Missouri Archaeological Society.

Special thanks to Lyle Sparkman, Randy Wimmer, and Jack Ray for providing me with the images and information about this site to make my initial webpage.


Webpage constructed 24 May 2008
Webpage updated 4 June 2012