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Deer Valley Rock Art Center

The Deer Valley Rock Art Center, managed by Arizona State University, opened its doors in December of 1994. The Center is an educational and research facility that focuses on the study of rock art in the Southwest. Since our opening, there have been more than 100,000 visitors. Visitors can experience a variety of programs at the Center including lectures, workshops, fieldtrips, and other special events.

The mission of the Deer Valley Rock Art Center is to preserve and to provide public access to the Hedgpeth Hills petroglyph site, to interpret the cultural expressions found here, and to be a center for rock art studies.

Arizona State University was selected to operate the facility in 1984. The Deer Valley Rock Art Center is today associated with the Department of Anthropology at ASU.

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  Deer Valley Rock Art Center

  3711 West Deer Valley Road
  Phoenix, 85080

  Phone: (623)582-8007

  Fax: (623)582-8831

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  09/20/08	Allen Dart Lecture: Set in Stone but not in Meaning Deer Valley Rock Art Center
  09/27/08	Celebrating Public Lands Day as a Community Deer Valley Rock Art Center
  10/18/08- 09/01/09	The Rock Art Paintings of Hueco Tanks Deer Valley Rock Art Center
  11/22/08	American Indian Heritage Festival Deer Valley Rock Art Center
  12/06/08	Doug Kupel Lecture: Fuel for Growth Deer Valley Rock Art Center