1973 Rock Drawings of the Micmac Indians – Marion Robertson Nova Scotia Museum Petroglyphs. 
Original 1973 first edition of Rock Drawings of the Micmac Indians by Marion Robertson, published by The Nova Scotia Museum, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Bibliographic records confirm this 1973 Nova Scotia Museum edition, and specialist booksellers identify it as the first edition.
An important illustrated study of Mi'kmaq (Micmac) petroglyphs and rock art of Nova Scotia, particularly the carvings recorded at Kejimkujik Lake and along the Medway River. The book reproduces George Creed's historic tracings of the petroglyphs, with the drawings reproduced by Lynda Peverill.
The volume contains extensive illustrations documenting human figures, animals, birds, hunting scenes, ships, religious imagery, decorative forms and other imagery found among the rock carvings. A specialist bookseller describes the volume as containing approximately 160 unpaginated pages and 319 figures.
Publication: The Nova Scotia Museum, Halifax, N.S.
Date: 1973
Author: Marion Robertson
Petroglyph tracings: George Creed
Reproductions: Lynda Peverill
Binding: Stapled illustrated card covers
Size: Approximately 11 x 8.5 inches
Complete.
Condition:
Good vintage condition. The brown covers show noticeable age-related fading, particularly along the spine and edges, together with rubbing, handling wear, small corner losses/creasing and scattered marks. A handwritten $8.00 price appears near the upper front cover. Stapled binding remains intact. Interior pages show normal age toning but remain generally clean and highly presentable. Please review photographs carefully for the exact condition.
This is a substantial reference on historic Mi'kmaq rock art and petroglyph imagery and has continued to be cited in scholarly and cultural references.