Sixteen papers published from the 2009 Bakersfield, California meetings include:

• Finding Yidumduma, David Lee
• Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind...Revisiting a Significant Rock Art Site in Southern San Benito County, California, Donna Gillette and Linda Hylkema
• A Chronology of Six Rock Art Motifs in the Coso Range, Eastern California, Alexander K. Rogers
• The Bear Gulch Shield Bearing Warrior: Defining a Cultural Type, David A. Kaiser, James D. Keyser, Amanda K. Derby, and John Greer
• Visualizing the Native American Cultural Landscape: A Significant New Research and Imaging Method, Sarah Butler, Lynn Dodd, Ashley Sands and Lucy Harrington
• Interpreting Cascadia Cave: An Upstream Struggle, George Poetschat, James D. Keyser, David A. Kaiser, Robin Harrower, and Anthony Farque
• The Rock Art of the Sierra Pelona Mountains, Central Los Angeles County, California, Albert Knight
• Size Really Does MatterDating Plains Rock Art Shields, James D. Keyser
• Echolocation of Rock Art: Using Sound to Search for Sacred Sites, Stephen Allan and Steven J. Waller
• Flags and Banners in Warrior Rock Art: Ethnographic Comparisons for Valcamonica and Bear Gulch Rock Art, Angelo Eugenio Fossati, James D. Keyser, and David A. Kaiser
• Post-Transformational Evidence for a Shamanic Soul Trip to Other Worlds, Gregory F. Erickson
• The Hunter's Memory and Ritual Space: Interpreting the Rock Art at Loma El Muerto, Nuevo León, México, Nahum Z. Solís, Dávila and Araceli Rivera Estrada
• Inka Carved Rocks and Khipus: Were Some Sculpted Grids Counting Devices Using the Same Structure as Khipus,
• Mayan Graffiti/Arte Rupestre, Joseph T. O'Connor, Alberto Tesucun, and Josue Ramiréz Martinez
• Context and Rock Art in the Cinder Cone Lava Beds, Eastern Mojave Desert, California, Don D. Christensen
• The Cupulate Complexes of Chalcatzingo, Morelos: A Preliminary Investigation, Arnaud F. Lambert