In response to Richard Carrico's request for data on Phoenix buttons; Richard, I have not found any such buttons, but take this opportunity to inform you that we are pulling something together on "Tile Art" graffitti from Fort Guijarros. The title of an up-coming exhibit will be "Hidden Messages, Silent Prayers." I have a tracing of one tile with punctate spirals in each corner, lines of punctates leading to a central spiral, and a few punctate ovals in the emanations. I will send you a copy by FAX if you will e-mail your #. If anyone else on the net is interested, these are designs scratched or indented in the wet clay tiles in 1795/1796 that were fired to form flat bricks. Some 40,000 tiles were transported to a coastal spit of sand and cobbles to be fashioned into a cannon battery. The graffitti decorated tiles were incorporated into the archi- tecture never to see the light of day until my team of archaeo- logists uncovered them in 1981.KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKX