
26 November 2006
Any thoughts?

19 November 2006
Internet Explorer 7 & RCAHMS
Hi Folks,
Just wondering if anyone else has downloaded IE7?.. I have and quite like it, though it does seem to have a few problems when you try and use Canmore. I can access the area i want, but looking at details, or zooming in, just does not work.
Let me kow if anyone else has tried IE7 and RCAHMS.
cheers
Brian
14 November 2006
BAA 2006 Award for NRA/BA
11 November 2006
Returning Rock

09 November 2006
Alaskan Spirals
More petroglyphic tomfoolery from the Tlingit in Alaska, 3-8k years old apparently:
Nice spirals, crap names for beaches:
http://www.wrangell.com/visitors/attractions/history/petroglyph/index.html
http://www.hickerphoto.com/petroglyph-beach-wrangell-3745-pictures.htm
cup & rings, they're fish eyes ah tell the!!
http://www.wrangell.com/visitors/attractions/history/petroglyph/index.html
http://www.hickerphoto.com/petroglyph-beach-wrangell-3745-pictures.htm
cup & rings, they're fish eyes ah tell the!!
07 November 2006
Burial cairns as rock-art symbols?
here's a link to an interesting picture of the cairn field at Joelahtme in Estonia http://www.sea.ee/lehed/eci/east.html
It might seem a long way away but Knox noted a remarkably similar site near Ravenscar on the North York Moors before it was destroyed in the early 1800's.
Note also some details about the cup marked sliding stone at Kostivere- where sliding bare bottomed down the stone could help get a woman pregnant.
http://www.rebala.ee/en/?Places_of_interest:Sliding_cultstone
Mr Fitz said he used to slide down a large sloping rock at the Wainstones when he was a lad ......hmmmm
02 November 2006
UK's most southerly example of RA?
Just having a surf around and came across this
http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/specColl/SoA_images/detail.cfm?object=3774
This is a new one to me and I guess is the most southerly piece of rock art in the UK
cheers
fitz
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