The Song of the First World - Fisher, Patrick J.
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This book chronicles my life in northern California and the story of the discovery of an unknown form of rock art here on our coast. Beginning with my early time here living and working and supporting the culture of our local indigenous people, the Kashia Pomo, the story soon takes you on a journey of discovery and research with a deep dive into the world of jade, rock art and ancient peoples. Filled with color images of beautiful and unique examples of the stones collected by the author for over three decades, the book is a gallery of these treasured stones and the unusual petroglyphic imagery they contain.…mehr

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This book chronicles my life in northern California and the story of the discovery of an unknown form of rock art here on our coast. Beginning with my early time here living and working and supporting the culture of our local indigenous people, the Kashia Pomo, the story soon takes you on a journey of discovery and research with a deep dive into the world of jade, rock art and ancient peoples. Filled with color images of beautiful and unique examples of the stones collected by the author for over three decades, the book is a gallery of these treasured stones and the unusual petroglyphic imagery they contain.
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I have lived in Northern California with my wife since the summer we got out of high school in 1973 when we moved up to this mountainous abode and built our home here above the coast. Together we have four children and four grandchildren and we have carved out a rather unique life in these hills. I'm a carpenter, a farmer, an artist, a poet and a musician, among many other things. We have actively supported our local indigenous culture, the Kashia Pomo, for many years and we've participated in all manner of cultural activities taking place inside their sacred structure known as the Roundhouse. I've had a lifelong passion for all things ancient and indigenous and have made it my life's work to bring the majesty and the unseen mysteries of the ancient world to light.