AFRICA ROCK ART ARCHIVE

		Africa Travel Expeditions Bring out the adventurer in you with these unique travel expeditions, to some of the most famous rock art sites of Africa, in the epic landscapes of this ancient continent. Visit the Rock Art sites on the African Continent

		Africa Documentary Films Documentary films on Africa from the iLecture series, includes Out of Africa, San Rock Art Paintings of South Africa, Africa - Place of Origins & Lost Art of the Sahara. Documentary Films on African Rock Art

		The Rock Art of South Africa The Bradshaw Foundation join Dr. Benjamin Smith director of South Africa's Witwatersrand University - Rock Art Research Institute, to view the historic San Rock Art Paintings. San Rock Art of South Africa

		Rock Art Research Institute The Rock Art Research Institute at the University of the Witwatersrand, is perhaps the largest specialist rock art institution in the world, renowned for its research and publication record. Rock Art Research Institute

		Giraffe Carvings of Niger, Africa The project to take a mould of one of the largest rock art carvings in the world. Two life size Giraffe found in the Sahara, and to carry out a programme of preservation and protection. Giraffe Carving of Niger

		Twyfelfontein, Namibia, Africa Maarten van Hoek's extensive survey covering the possible relations in rock art between cupules and animal imagery at Twyfelfontein in Namibia. Including the Site Report by Sven Ouzman. Twyfelfontein, Namibia, Africa

		The Rock Art of Western Central Africa Much of Western Central Africa's rock art is still being discovered today, and this documentation is vital. The region appears to have been a major conduit for migration over a long period of time. Rock Art of Western Central Africa

		African Rock Art Gallery David Coulson, is probably the leading photographer of African Rock Art. On this site are a selection of 20 of his photgraphs covering the whole of Africa. African Rock Art Gallery

		North Central Tanzania, Africa Despite its significant position astride the most important rock art regions of Africa, i.e. southern Africa and the Sahara, the study of rock art in Tanzania is relatively new. The Rock Art of Tanzania, Africa

		The Tuareg Salt Caravans of Niger In Niger Tuareg caravans continue across the Tenere Desert, this section celebrates the survival of one of the world's most ancient and fascinating cultures - The Caravans of Salt. Tuareg Salt Caravans of Niger

		The Tuareg of the African Sahara Africa and the Sahara is the home of the Tuareg people. This photograph section is an overview of Life and Culture in present day Dabous Tuareg society in Niger. The Nomadic Inhabitants of North Africa

		Rock Art in the Niassa Reserve, Africa Rock Art paintings have been found in the Niassa Reserve, the vast and remote wilderness area of 42,000 sq km in northern Mozambique where approximately 25,000 people live. Rock Art in the Niassa Reserve, Africa

		Gilf Kebir - Cave of Swimmers The remote Cave of Swimmers is located at Wadi Sura in the mountainous Gilf Kebir plateau of the Sahara, Africa, in southwest Egypt near the Libyan border. Gilf Kebir - Cave of Swimmers