Using an ethnographic approach, this research assesses common assumptions in rock art
research in terms of their validity for Aboriginal rock art sites in the Barunga region of the …

Using an ethnographic approach, this research assesses common assumptions in rock art
research in terms of their validity for Aboriginal rock art sites in the Barunga region of the …

Using an ethnographic approach, this research assesses common assumptions in rock art
research in terms of their validity for Aboriginal rock art sites in the Barunga region of the …

The continuing discussion about Indigenous perspectives and understandings of rock-art
has implications for archaeological research, especially in Central Australia where rock-art …

Using the general outlines of custodians' interpretations and the existing literature, this
article examines the correlations of archaeological evidence and ethnographic information …

This paper explores the potential of Indigenous rock art scenes from western Arnhem Land
(Australia) as visual media in archaeological and ethnoarchaeological research into …

Scenes are commonly identified in Western art history, where they typically refer to framed
images containing subjects performing actions, or snapshots of landscapes. In rock art …

This paper traces the role of rock art in the process of pastoral place-making on Ngadjuri
Aboriginal lands in the mid-north region of South Australia, from initial invasion by British …

Within Australian Aboriginal cultures there are strong connections in artistic traditions that
are linked spatially to sacred places and stylistically to encoded meaning. Artistic traditions …

Archaeologists have determined through archaeological excavations in the region that
Aboriginal people have occupied Gariwerd (the Grampians Ranges in western Victoria) for …