Rock Art and Ruins for Beginners and Old Guys
"...can teach even the most urbanized city slicker the basics of prehistoric rock art in the West." --Midwest Book Review, January, 2002 published for academic library systems in California, Wisconsin and upper Midwest."Lots of us in the Southwest have "been there, seen that" but Al Scholl has been there more often..."   --Pat Mellor, President of the Southwest Indian Museum and Past Chapter President of the Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Foreword of Rock Art and Ruins for Beginners and Old Guys, April 9, 2001"One of most interesting and informative books regarding the Southwest that I have ever read." Editorial --Southern Utah Outdoors Newspaper, March, 2002 distributed in Utah and Nevada"Retiree Scholl gleefully gives an artful crash course on the history of rock art and the people who created it." --Today's Librarian, November, 2001 - distributed to 10,000 librarians nationwide."The book includes useful information about various sites, how to find them, amusing anecdotes, tips, advice, photographs, recipes...." --The Bloomsbury Review, March/April, 2002"This book tells you where to find some of the best rock art and prehistoric ruins on the Colorado Plateau." --Utah Rock Art Research Association Newsletter, June, 2001"This isn't just for rock-hounds. It's a user-friendly educational guide written for first time adventurers."  --National Motorist Magazine, Autumn, 2001 serving the California Motorist and Traveler.