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HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

 

HELP US TO RESEARCH AND PROTECT AUSTRALIA'S ROCK ART

Our Vision is to understand through scientific research and Aboriginal knowledge the history of human habitation in Australia.

UNCOVERING OUR HISTORY - FILM CLIP

Australian rock art is part of an ongoing culture and widely accepted as one of the world’s most enduring cultural tradition.

Rock art reflects humankind’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage and has great significance to its creators and their descendants. It also has great significance to humanity generally.

“It’s important that Indigenous knowledge and stories are not lost and continue to be shared for generations to come.”

Cissy Gore-Birch, Chair Balanggarra Aboriginal Corporation

Two Ways to See: A Rock Art Research Journey by Ian Waina

This book shares how Traditional Owner, Ian Waina and the Kwini people, archaeologists and environmental scientists worked together, sharing traditional knowledge and scientific methods, to find out how long ago the Old People created the rock art on Balanggarra Country, East Kimberley.

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RAA News Winter 2024 – June

Welcome to Rock Art Australia’s Winter Newsletter In this edition we are pleased to update…
20 June 2024

RAA News Summer 2023 – December

Welcome to Rock Art Australia’s Summer E-News It is a great pleasure to write this…
19 December 2023

RAA News Spring 2023

Welcome to Rock Art Australia’s Spring E-News In this issue, we take you on a journey…
5 September 2023

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We need your support to research and protect Australia’s remarkable rock art – the country’s most significant Indigenous cultural heritage.

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