SESSION 13
Rock Art of the Indo-Pacific Region
1Southeast Asian Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts (SEAMEO SPAFA)
2Rock Art Society of India
3Griffith University
As rock art can be found across the world, this panel is intended as the rock art session for the IPPA Congress, particularly for the regions in South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Oceania and the Pacific. Abstracts for this session are invited from scholars of archaeology, conservation and museology, art history and visual culture. We encourage submissions about rock art in our geographic area broadly defined to include both Asia and the Pacific, i.e., West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and Oceania. Due to the large geographic area covered by this session, we are looking especially for panelists who are able to speak to the impact of rock art in a global perspective. We encourage abstracts from authors focusing on connections between rock art sites across large distances and regions; as well as new rock art discoveries, with a particular interest in sites not previously published. In doing so, we hope to introduce rock art scholars working in their respective regions to each other, and also spark new discussions about rock art influences across borders.
BLOCK 1
S13-2
Small Little Hands: Archaeology of Children in Prehistoric Cave Art at Maros-Pangkep, Sulawesi
Fawwaz Sinar Mahardika
S13-4
Thippawan Wongadsapaiboon
Questions and Discussion
BLOCK 2
S13-7
New Rock Art Sites in Coastal Southern Muna Island, Southeast Sulawesi
Adhi Agus Oktaviana et al.
S13-8
Maritime Landscape and the Rock Art Traditions at Lanta Bay, Krabi, Thailand
Sorathach Rotchanarat et al.
S13-9
Hand Stencils and Communal History: A Case Study From Auwim, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea
Roxanne Tsang et al.
S13-10
Ex Machina: Machine Learning and Rock Art in the Khorat Plateau, Thailand
Felise Goldfinch et al.
Block 3
S13-12
Theme, Form and Ethnography: Reflections of the Rock Art From Southern Deccan
Praveen Raju Chitturi
S13-14
Natalie R. Franklin & Phillip Habgood
S13-17
Analysis of Pictographs at Phang-nga Bay, Western Coast of Peninsular Thailand
Thawatchai Chanpaisalsilp