Rock art monitoring and education groups

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Mnweni /Amazizi rock art monitoring and cultural education groups

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Looking for rock art

26-Oct-2012, by Adam Jagich, CommonSites, via web

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As technology moves forward, new methods of capturing, presenting and storing valuable rock art data has become available. The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) together with the African Conservation Trust (ACT) are using state-of-the-art technology to create the first digitized archive of every known San rock art site in the Drakensberg mountain range. This is done using digital photography, 360° digital video, GPS plotting of each site, and GIS mapping. All known sites (some not visited since the 1970's) are being re-documented and their condition re-assessed, to provide an accurate and up-to-date archive that will not easily be destroyed.

Video credit: ACTsprojectafrica


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Funding

Raised: € 1,000
Still needed: € 9,600
Total budget: € 10,600

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Project partners

ACT
Hillcrest, South Africa


CommonSites
Amsterdam, Netherlands


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