People have been creating rock art across the world for over 40,000 years.We find it deep within caves, in rock shelters, and on outcrops and boulders in the open landscape.
During this project, we will use information gathered by our Community Teams to research rock art across the whole of Scotland.
We will explore the carvings in relation to their surroundings, how their use has changed through time, and how we value them today.
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In this section you will find information to help you identify and record Scotland’s rock art.
You can also explore our reading list and web links to learn more about rock art in Scotland and elsewhere in the world.
Scotland’s Rock Art Project is working with communities across Scotland to learn more about these enigmatic carvings.