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Jean Clottes Honoured with Science Award
Jean Clottes, a prominent French prehistorian and member of TARA's Advisory Board, was awarded with the Grande Médaille d'Or avec Plaquette d'Honneur (Great Gold Medal with Special Honours) for....
New Publication: I Love Rock Art Magazine
We are pleased to present our latest publication, "I Love Rock Art". This 24-page full-colour magazine is targeted at a young audience. It talks about rock art around Africa and showcases the activities that were a part of TARA's two-year exhibition, "Dawn of Imagination", at the Nairobi National Museum.The animation of....
Promoting Peace by Rock Art" article in the Daily Nation
An article, "Promoting Peace by Rock Art", by Evan Mwangi was published in one Kenya's leading newspapers, The Daily Nation on 31 July 201. The article highlights the efforts of the curator of the Abasuba Community Peace Museum, Jack Obonyo, in promoting peace and reconciliation as well as....
Staff Updates June/ July 2010
William O. Omoro. William joined TARA in June 2010 as the Community Projects and Outreach Assistant. Eliza Wilson-Powers began a 6 week profession exchange at TARA in July 2010. Eliza has an undergraduate degree from The Art Institute of Chicago and ....
AFS Volunteers
Three AFS - American Field Service volunteers visited TARA on 28th of June, 2010. The volunteers Frances Smit from ....
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Obituary Prof. Fabrizio Mori

Prof. Fabrizio Mori, eminent Africanist scholar and founder of the Italian-Libyan Archaeological Mission in the Acacus and Messak passed away in July 2010, aged 85.

Prof. Mori was among the first western researchers to visit the Acacus Mountains, in ...

 
   ROCK ART IN DANGER    PHOTO GALLERY
Rock art is fragile and irreplaceable
Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan

"Africa's rock art is the common heritage of all Africans and all people. It is the common heritage of humanity. As populations increase and vandalism and theft of Africa's rock art are on the rise, this irreplaceable resource is highly threatened. It is time for Africa's leaders to take a new and more active role. We must save this cultural heritage before it is too late."....

Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan (2005)

Welcome to TARA's Image Gallery

TARA's strength is without a doubt its magnificent database of rock art sites and image bank, which now holds over 16,000 high quality images, all taken by TARA's founding Chairman, David Coulson.

TARA is pleased to launch this gallery with images from Mathendous, an important Rock Art site in Libya which was listed on the World Monument Fund's Watch List of the 100 most endangered sites in 2008. This Gallery has been made possible, in part, by the World Monuments Fund, Robert W. Wilson Challenge to Conserve our Heritage.

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