Contents
- Introductory essay on ethnography and the
archaeological study of art.
M. J. Morwood - The role of ethnography in the study of Australian
rock art.
Robert Layton - 'If you miss all this story, well bad luck'
: rock art and the validity of ethnographic interpretation in
Western Arnhem Land, Australia.
Paul Taçon - Of earth and dreaming : abstraction and naturalism
in Walpiri art.
Paul Faulstich - North-western Kimberley belief systems.
Daisy Utemara with Patricia Vinnicombe - Pictures in transition : discussing the interaction
of visual forms and symbolic contents in Wardaman rock pictures.
R. Frost, B. David, and J. Flood - Dreaming into art : Aboriginal interpretations
of rock engravings, Yingalarri, Northern Territory, Australia.
J. Flood, B. David, and R. Frost - The use of ethnography in interpreting rock
art : a comparative study of Arnhem Land and the Western Desert
of Australia.
C. Smith - Rock art retouch : can a claim of Aboriginal
descent establish curation rights over humanity's cultural heritage?
G. Walsh - Hand-in-hand dancing in Indian rock art and
its continuities.
Sudha Malaiya - Ethnographic context of rock art sites in
east Africa.
Osaga Odak - Rock engravings in Fugoppe Cave, Japan.
Masaru Ogawa - Pueblo symbology in myth and associated petroglyphs.
Carol Patterson--Rudolph