Trust for African Rock Arts

“Expenses other office expenses 1,664 office supplies 712 bank charges, subscriptions 1,427 travel 6,724 insurance 474 auto expenses 2,471 algeria expense 47,180 edgeley expense 1,476 samburu expense 1,730 total 63,858”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 51,640 558 loans from officers 42,231 37,490”

“Tara is committed to recording the rich rock art heritage of the african continent, to making this information widely accessible and, to the extent possible, safeguarding those sites most threatened by humans and nature. To achieve its mission, tara works closely with communities where rock art is found as well as with national and international heritage bodies including the unesco world heritage centre.”

“Educational safaris, such as this one to algeria, are part of taras rock art awareness, knowledge dissemination and survey activities. Such trips provide tara with the opportunity to educate, monitor sites and survey new sites.”

“The us ambassadors fund for cultural preservation provided funding for tara to partner with local heritage professionals, community members and a digital recording foundation, factum, to document ancient rock monoliths in the cross river region of nigeria. The results were publicized in literature, exhibitions and in educational venues both locally and outside nigeria.”

“The samburu rock art project: this educational and cultural preservation project helps support local samburu communities to enable them to safeguard their rock art tradition. Tara partnered with linnaeus university, the kenya national museums and local ngo, empower the northern frontier to hold a rock art conference and further rock art training for local samburu communities.”

“OTHER VARIOUS PROGRAMS”