Place Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit (PERAHU)
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Place Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit |
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Pronounce: |
PRAHU |
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Abbreviation: |
(PERAHU) |
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Founder: |
Paul Tacon |
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Headquarters: |
Southport, QLD, Australia |
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Services: |
research |
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Industry: |
Education, Research |
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Departments: |
School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science |
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Discipline: |
Archaeology, Anthropology |
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Sub-Discipline: |
Rock Art |
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Fields: |
Rock Art |
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Known For: |
Rock Art Wikipedia:Australasia |
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Known For: |
Rock Art Wikipedia:Australasia |
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Leader name: |
Paul Tacon |
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Leader Title2: |
FAHA FSA, ARC Australian Laureate Fellow (2016-2021), Chair in Rock Art Research and Professor of Anthropology and Archaeology |
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Key People: |
Andrea Jalandoni, Robert Haubt |
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Parent Organization: |
Griffith University |
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Key People: |
Andrea Jalandoni, Robert Haubt |
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Offical Website: |
PERAHU Offical Website |
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About
The Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit (PERAHU) links Griffith staff and students to a highly collaborative international network of researchers and Indigenous peoples undertaking innovative visual, symbolic, landscape and cultural evolution research across Australasia.
The Unit’s vision is to advance global knowledge about human cultural evolution during the past 50,000 years and to highlight the importance of rock pictures as datasets that provide unique insights into the past, especially since the end of Pleistocene. Ancient DNA studies, paleoanthropological, archaeological, anthropological and other research is also a key part of PERAHU’s research program.
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