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| Learn more about the exciting Niños del Rio Bravo program held in Ciudad Acuña, Mexico. |
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| Learn more about all the past Pecos River Kids programs by clicking here. |
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Visit Lower Pecos River Rock Art Sites with World-renowned Rock Art Expert
October 11–16, 2009
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Dr. Jean Clottes will be returning as the Visiting Scholar for SHUMLA's 2009 Pecos Experience Program. Do not miss this opportunity to visit some of the world's most spectacular rock art sites with this leading expert. Space is limited! Pricing and registration information is available here. For additional information, call the SHUMLA office at , or e-mail programs@shumla.org.
Album of photographs from the 2008 program. |
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New
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Field-School Scholarships
Go To.... |
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Students study and record rock art panels such as this one at Halo Shelter. |
The recipients of the three scholarships offered to cover SHUMLA expenses for the Field Methods in Rock Art field school have been announced, and they are:
the two Rock Art Foundation (RAF) Scholarships —
- Ashleigh Knapp, Colorado State University
- Cara Connolly, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
the scholarship funded by an Anonymous Donor and Ute Hall —
- Elyse Combs, University of Tulsa
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Students and visitors examine the incredible imagery at
Cedar Springs Shelter. |
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Field Methods in Rock Art |
May 11–29, 2009 |
Field school is well underway with most of the students arriving on Sunday, May 10th. |
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Monday offered an introductory lecture by Dr. Carolyn Boyd, then they were off into the field. First the class went to Painted Shelter, a site with Red Monochrome paintings of various humans and animals. Then they headed to White Shaman Shelter. This shelter, containing Pecos River style rock art, was where Dr. Boyd began in process of showing how in depth recording in the field, integrated with ongoing research can lead to startling results. A total of three weeks of intensive study will give these students a good foundation in field recording techniques and basic field archeology. For information about next year's course, call or e-mail the SHUMLA office at (432) 292-4848/programs@shumla.org). |
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New Associate Director Position Announced |
| SHUMLA is seeking to fill the newly created title of Associate Director. This full-time position will include responsibilities ranging from staff supervision to development and grants management. |
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