The most striking panel in the display shows two figures with rayed arcs above their heads;
Keyser (1992: Figure 40, page 66) identified the two figures as twins. Note:
I have used photoshop healing tool to remove modern graffiti from this digital image.
Numerous mountain sheep representations from the Vantage Site. Two mountain sheep representations from the Vantage Site that were published by
Keyser (1992: Figure 44). Panel of several images. Rayed arc figure from the Vantage Site. Panel of several images. Closeup of two mountain sheep. Scratched and abraded images of three deer (left deer is highly patinated) that was illustrated by
Keyser (1992: Figure 44). Images of three deer with vandalism removed by the photoshop healing tool. Rayed arc design with a face-like design.
Keyser (1992: Figure 44). Drawing of images at the Vantage Site. Copy of a lithograph showing the Vantage rock art site before it was flooded. Museum sign. Museum sign.
Several petroglyphs and a gretagmacbeth mini colorchecker that measures 8.2 x 5.6 cm (3.2 x 2.3 inches).
Sun design, animal design, and a human form.
Additional images from the Vantage Site.
Website showing stone tools from area near the Vantage Site
Special thanks to Betty Banks, program coordinator for the Spokane Society of the Archaeology Institute of America. She hosted
my lecture in Spokane and subsequent day of fieldwork.
Keyser, James D.
1992
Indian Rock Art of the Columbia Plateau. University of Washington Press, Seattle.