From Neolithic to Now: The Plight of Malaysia’s Rock Art
Malaysia's ancient rock art, a fragile testament to prehistoric life, is under threat, urging immediate conservation actions and public awareness.
Rock art site in the city of Ipoh, in Perak, Malaysia.
Malaysia's ancient rock art, a fragile testament to prehistoric life, is under threat, urging immediate conservation actions and public awareness.
via The Star, 02 September 2023: Plans are underway to develop Gua Tambun, renowned for its prehistoric rock art from ...
via Unreserved Media, 01 August 2021: A listicle featuring rock art sites in Southeast Asia - the 40,000-year-old rock art ...
via New Naratif, 24 May 2019: An article about the Gua Tambun rock paintings in Ipoh, which was the subject ...
via Malay Mail, 10 July 2018: Gua Tambun is a site that I know very well - I studied it ...
The Perak State government announced last month plans to revitalise and conserve the Gua Tambun rock art site in Ipoh, ...
Gua Tambun is the largest rock art site in Peninsular Malaysia, and one that I studied for my MA years ...
Locals bemoan the lack of maintenance of the Gua Tambun rock art site, despite having been designated as a national ...
These news stories were posted by Liz Price in a comment on the recent post about Gua Tambun, but I ...
via The Star, 05 April 2018: THE walls of Gua Tambun, near Ipoh, that are adorned with pre-historic drawings have ...
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