Picturing change: 21st Century perspectives on recent Australian rock art, especially that from the European contact period.

澳大利亚长期以来以其具有世界遗产价值的史前岩石艺术而闻名，现在也将以其独特而多样的接触岩石艺术而闻名。该项目将有利于偏远地区的旅游业，其中许多地区位于或靠近世界遗产区（如北京）。卡卡杜，乌鲁鲁，蓝山)。有关重要跨文化景观的当代本土知识将与其他新知识相结合，以协助遗址保护，制定新的管理计划，并申请将特定遗址群体列入新的联合国教科文组织世界遗产名录。原住民参与者将接受研究技能培训，个人和社区将重新与重要的偏远地区建立联系。

Australia, long known for its prehistoric rock art of world heritage value, will now also be known for its unique and diverse body of contact rock art. This project will benefit tourism in remote regions, many of which are or are near World Heritage Areas (eg. Kakadu, Uluru, Blue Mountains). Contemporary indigenous knowledge about important cross-cultural landscapes will be synthesised along with other new knowledge to assist with the protection of sites, the development of new management plans and applications to place particular groups of sites on a new UNESCO World Heritage rock art list. Aboriginal participants will receive research skills training and both individuals and communities will reconnect to significant remote places.