A “remarkable” pictograph site that could date back to the 1700s is hidden along the side of a large boulder in one of the most secluded places in San Diego County, Native American art experts say.

The native Kumeyaay of the area painted the Little Blair Valley pictographs hundreds of years ago. The pictographs are unusual for their well-executed yellow and red symbolic designs that include ...

Deciphering historical imagery goes beyond conventional book knowledge when it comes to the depictions of the signing of Treaty 4. The treaty was signed in 1874. Nine years later, Chief Paskwa created ...