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世界遗产档案
大约在公元前100年到公元1300年间，曾有一个民族居住在位于下加利福尼亚半岛埃尔比斯开诺保护区内的圣弗兰西斯科山中，尽管这个民族现在已经消亡了，但他们却给我们留下了世界上最著名的岩画之一。由于当地气候干燥，而且地理位置几乎与世隔绝，所以这些岩画被完整地保留了下来。这些岩画上描绘着人类和许多种动物，展示了人类与环境的关系，这些作品显示出当时这个民族已经拥有了高度发达的文化。这些岩画的内容、大小、准确的轮廓和丰富的色彩，特别是岩画的数量，都使得该遗址成为这个独一无二传统的最好见证。
UNESCO 官方中文展开英文原文
From c. 100 B.C. to A.D. 1300, the Sierra de San Francisco (in the El Vizcaino reserve, in Baja California) was home to a people who have now disappeared but who left one of the most outstanding collections of rock paintings in the world. They are remarkably well-preserved because of the dry climate and the inaccessibility of the site. Showing human figures and many animal species and illustrating the relationship between humans and their environment, the paintings reveal a highly sophisticated culture. Their composition and size, as well as the precision of the outlines and the variety of colours, but especially the number of sites, make this an impressive testimony to a unique artistic tradition.