Trent and Peak Archaeology, University of Nottingham

Field School - Introduction

Past Horizons
online magazine

George Town Colonial Church

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Illustrating the Past - The Rock Art
of East Asia

Link to the Current World Archaeology article No.29 June/July 2008 PDF

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WORLD ROCK-ART, LANDSCAPES AND CREATIVITY FIELDSCHOOL
3rd to 13th September 2009

Trent & Peak Archaeology (TPA) and the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC) in conjunction with Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) are pleased to offer the ‘World Rock-Art, Landscapes and Creativity Fieldschool’. This follows on from last years highly successful course offered at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus in Kuala Lumpur, which attracted students from Britain, USA, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and Singapore.

This years fieldschool is based partly at USM on the island state of Penang close to the UNESCO World Heritage listed George Town and in the Lenggong Valley in Perak, an archaeologically rich valley containing some of East Asia’s oldest sites. Field skills will be a vital component of this fieldschool with hands-on training demonstrating key recording methods. Visits to several important sites in the region are also planned.

Taught by a team of international experts with decades of experience between them, this unique course offers an intensive introduction to key skills and methods in rock-art recording, analysis and interpretation.

Ibex Magdalenian Period France

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