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 American
Rock Art Research Association
The American Rock
Art Research Association (ARARA) evolved out of the
Rock Art Symposium held in 1974 in Farmington, New
Mexico. The founding members dedicated the
organization to the support of rock art research,
conservation, and education. ARARA is the oldest
rock art association in the world.
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 The
Rock Art Foundation
The Rock Art Foundation (RAF) is a Texas
non-profit organization established in 1991, with 501(c)(3) status since
1992. The Foundation exists to promote the conservation and study of the
Native American rock art in the Lower Pecos region of Southwest Texas.
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 Upper
Midwest Rock Art Association The Upper Midwest
Rock Art Research Association is dedicated to
publicizing the petroglyph and pictograph research
being conducted in the Upper Midwest of the United
States, including - but not limited to - Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Iowa, North and South Dakota.
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 Rock Art Net
A world wide hyper textual encyclopedia
showing Rock Art sites,
texts, pictures, to diffuse knowledge in Rupestrian
Archaeology, to make a world-wide comparison
between engraved rocks and recording
methods.
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Eastern States Rock Art Association
A non-profit organization in the eastern
United States for research, education, and conservation of cultural
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National
Park Service
Cultural Site Etiquette
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To lead in the preservation and
understanding of the value of rock art. To encourage the appreciation and
enjoyment of rock art sites. To assist in the study, presentation, and
publication of rock art research. |
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 NEVADA
ROCK ART FOUNDATION:
Working for the conservation of Nevada's
Rock Art Heritage |
 Rock
Art Studies: A Bibliographic Database is a compilation in progress
which was begun in March, 1993. Currently the database contains over
14,400 citations to the world's rock art literature, with an emphasis on
English language and North American citations. Over 6100 of these
citations are held in the compiler's personal library. These and many
others were reviewed for annotation. With the "r11" release, the
database became available on CDRom disk, and also on the Internet, as a
project of the Bay Area Rock Art Research Association Archive, Bancroft
Library, University of California, Berkeley |
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Piedra
Pintada Books
(Spanish for Painted Rock)
A mail-order book business specializing in books
and publications on the subject of Rock
Art.
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 AURANET
- Australian Rock Art Research Association, Inc.
was founded in October 1983 and within five years became the
world's largest rock art organization. AURA's membership of
rock art scholars is dedicated to the study and preservation
of rock art in Australia and the world, and to the promotion
of indigenous custodianship of traditional indigenous cultural
heritage. AURA also promotes general awareness and
appreciation of this heritage, in Australia and elsewhere, and
high research standards in the field of palaeoart studies.
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The gem and
jewelry world's foremost information resource on
the Internet. Open to the public, Free of charge --
a substantial library of articles, publications,
reports, and technical data on gem and jewelry
related topics; as well as a sizable collection of
art and jewelry galleries, for both the casual
visitor and the professional.
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The
Colorado Rock Art
Association (CRAA) is a chapter of the Colorado
Archaeological Association. |
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SHUMLA School educational
programs foster an experience of discovery in which there is
no segregation between research and the communication of
results, between teaching and learning. Through interactive
education that bridges the arts and sciences, the SHUMLA
School offers the best possible opportunity to include
students, artists, teachers, researchers, and the general
public in the process of piecing together an understanding of
past and contemporary culture. |
Diane Orr
captures rock art with her 360 degree vision scapes. Using a
360-degree Hulcherama camera she seeks to capture the powerful
relationships between rock art, light and landscape. |
Blue Heron
Pottery by Janet Lever Wood
Functional and sculptural stoneware with
designs inspired by rock art images. Janet takes two
dimensional images drawn or painted on stone and
transforms them into three dimensional pieces in clay. Her
intent is not to recreate but to respond with delight to the
details witnessed at the source. |
 Glass
Horse Ranch and Whim Wham Beads by Patti Leota Genack
Patti makes beautiful beads
using petroglyphs as inspiration as well as a wonderful array
of beads based on cowboy themes. They are wonderful and are
unique and wonderful to touch and wear.
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