The Malaysian campus of the University of Nottingham is offering a four-day workshop on rock art in the Kuala Lumpur. Click on the image to download a brochure.
Course Summary
Taught in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, this course will comprise a series of lectures and workshops, that will introduce students to method, theory and practice. Although the focus relates to the course topic, many aspects of theory, method and practice will be relevant and applicable to other aspects of archaeology, human evolution, contemporary art, indigenous studies and even daily life. The course will benefit professionals looking to develop practical and theoretical research skills, as well as students of archaeology, anthropology or related fields or anyone with an interest in our world’s intriguing rock-art heritage.
Course Convenor
Professor Paul Taçon, Griffith University, Australia
Dr George Nash, University of Bristol, UK
Dr Sally K. May, Griffith University, Australia
Professor Mohd Mokhtar Saidin, Universiti Sains Malaysia
Mr Barry Lewis, Trent & Peak Archaeology, University of Nottingham, UK
Related books:
- Introduction to Rock Art Research
- Handbook of Rock Art Research
- The Archaeology of Rock-Art (New Directions in Archaeology Series)
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