THE ROCK ART PETROGLYPHS OF SANTA CATARINA BRAZIL

Santa Catarina Island - Ilha de Santa Catarina - in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil, is an island rich in prehistoric archaeological rock art sites.

John Robinson of the Bradshaw Foundation joins Brazilian Archaeologist Keler Lucas to view the rock art petroglyphs on the Island of Campeche.

Coral Island lies south of Santa Catarina, about the same size as Campeche Island, like Arvoredo has no beach on which to land making viewing the petroglyphs difficult.

Reference has been made to the protection of one rock art site. This is at the Beach Resort of Costao do Santinho, on Santa Catarina island on the coast of Brazil.

Part of the Bradshaw Foundation expedition to view the rock art of Santa Catarina, included a visit to the Island of Arvoredo. It is twice the size of Campeche island.

Bradshaw Foundation Project Controller Cathy Hefner Urice to meets archaeologist Keler Lucas to view the discovery of the King's Mask on Little Sister Island.