Jillian Huntley – The Conversation

Andrea Jalandoni

August 23, 2023

This cave on Borneo has been used for 20,000 years – and we’ve now dated rock art showing colonial resistance 400 years ago

Jillian Huntley, Griffith University; Andrea Jalandoni, Griffith University; Emilie Dotte-Sarout, The University of Western Australia; Fiona Petchey, University of Waikato, and Paul S.C.Taçon, Griffith University

New dates for the rock art in the Gua Sireh cave in Malaysia reveal resistance to frontier violence between 1670 and 1830.

Lukisan babi kutil ini berusia lebih dari 45.500 tahun. Basran Burhan/Griffith University

May 21, 2021

Bagaimana perubahan iklim menghapus seni cadas tertua di dunia

Jillian Huntley, Griffith University; Adam Brumm, Griffith University; Adhi Oktaviana, Griffith University; Basran Burhan, Griffith University, and Maxime Aubert, Griffith University

Lukisan gua kuno baru mulai memberi tahu kita tentang kehidupan manusia purba di Australasia. Seni ini menghilang saat kita baru mencoba memahami maknanya.

This Warty Pig is part of a panel dated to more than 45,500 years in age. Basran Burhan/Griffith University

May 13, 2021

How climate change is erasing the world’s oldest rock art

Jillian Huntley, Griffith University; Adam Brumm, Griffith University; Adhi Oktaviana, Griffith University; Basran Burhan, Griffith University, and Maxime Aubert, Griffith University

The ancient cave paintings have only begun to tell us about the lives of the earliest people who lived in Australasia. The art is disappearing just as we are beginning to understand its significance.

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