ANTH 305 Anthropology of the Arts

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Students should pay particular attention to the sections on "Plagiarism," "Citing References," and "Ethics & Human Subjects."  Please use the AAA-style guide for all referencing in papers.

Websites related to the course material:

http://rupestre.net/rockart/

RockArtNet is a good place to start as it has numerous links to a variety of organizations, opportunities and online articles (e.g., TRACCE, online rock art bulletin).

http://archaeology.about.com/od/rockart/

The site has a number of subtopics identified (e.g., "Cave Paintings," "Rock Art Associations," etc.), as well as, links to articles and resources.  This is one of the topics under "Artifacts and Art History" in the about.com site on archaeology.

http://rockart.wits.ac.za/origins/index.php?section=46

Homepage of the Rock Art Research Institute of the University of Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg, South Africa.  The site lists all the publications produced by RARI, so if you are interested in referencing a particular article or book by David Lewis-Williams or his colleagues this is the place to check.  Many of the items are also available as a download.

http://www.arara.org/

The website for the American Rock Art Research Association; it is the oldest rock art association in the world.

 

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