IFRAO 1997 Cochabamba Congress
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IFRAO Cochabamba 1997 Congress
SIARB INTERNATIONAL ROCK ART CONGRESS
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Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1-6 April 1997
Sociedad de Investigaci¨®n del Arte Rupestre de
Bolivia
Sponsored by IFRAO, UNESCO, Ministry of Human Development, National Secretary of Culture,
SIARB, Universidad Mayor de San Sim¨®n, Instituto de Investigaciones Antropol¨®gicas y
Museo
Arqueol¨®gico Cochabamba, Centro Pedag¨®gico y Cultural Sim¨®n I. Patiño
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ACADEMIC PROGRAM:
1. ROCK ART DATING: Alan Watchman, Australia/Canada, and Andr¨¦ Prous,
Brazil.
2. THE EARLIEST ROCK ART IN THE
AMERICAS: Jack Steinbring, U.S.A.,
and Juan Schobinger,
Argentina.
3. THE EARLIEST ROCK ART - A WORLD
PERSPECTIVE: Robert G. Bednarik,
Australia, and
Paul G. Bahn, U.K.
4. NEW APPROACHES TO ROCK ART
STUDIES: Francesco d'Errico,
France, and
Cliff Ogleby, Australia.
5. ADMINISTRATION AND CONSERVATION
OF ROCK ART: Graeme K. Ward and
Claire Smith,
Australia, and Jean Clottes, France.
6. NEW STUDIES OF ROCK ART IN SOUTH
AMERICA: Luis Briones, Chile, C. N. Dubelaar,
Netherlands, Carlos Aschero and Mercedes Podest¨¢, Argentina, and Freddy Taboada T.,
Bolivia.
7. ROCK ART, ETHNOGRAPHY AND
RELIGION: Alicia Fern¨¢ndez Distel, Argentina, and
Roy Querejazu Lewis, Bolivia.
Apart from the seven symposia, there will be a Round Table on
'Rock art and schools', chaired
by Professor Dario Seglie (CeSMAP, Italy) and
Matthias Strecker (SIARB, Bolivia).
Other special events include: a series of lectures by international specialists on rock
art
for the general public (J. Clottes on Chauvet Cave, lectures on rock art of Argentina,
Chile etc.); a ceremony to pay tribute to four pioneers in South American rock art: C. N.
Dubelaar (Holland), Carlos J. Gradin (Argentina), Hans Niemeyer Fern¨¢ndez (Chile) and
Antonio
N¨²ñez Jim¨¦nez (Cuba).
Also, the Annual Meeting of the International Federation of Rock Art Organizations (IFRAO)
will take place during the Congress. The SIARB Congress will be the largest rock art
conference ever held in Latin America. There will be a participation of at least 200
persons from different Latin American countries, North America, Europe, Australia and
Africa.
EXCURSIONS:
SIARB is preparing a program of excursions and field trips to
take place in the week
before the Congress and after it. Participants requiring further details now are asked
to contact Matthias Strecker at the SIARB address below. All camping equipment can be
hired at he Congress, including sleeping bags. Cochabamba is at an altitude of about
2500 m, with a most agreeable climate. In April, the temperature ranges from 15-25ºC.
The city is central to various rock art regions and lies between the Andes and the
tropical lowlands.
EXPOSITIONS:
Three extensive expositions will be presented:
1. 'Rock Art World Heritage' (SIARB),
2. 'Ancient Rock Art of Patagonia'
(Argentina),
3. 'Rock Art of Minas Gerais' (Brazil).
Besides, a permanent exposition on rock art of the Dept. of
Cochabamba, Bolivia will
be inaugurated; and a number of participants will present small exhibits from different
countries.
ACCOMMODATION:
Cochabamba is a town of 400 000. There are numerous hotels
which range in price
from $A8.00-90.00. The following are recommended by the Congress (prices per night, in
US$):
Single Double Service
***** Hotel Portales 70 86
**** Hotel Cochabamba 66 85
**** Hotel Diplomat 55 65
**** Hotel Aranjuez 59 69
*** Hotel Mary 17 30
*** Hotel Regina 20 28
*** Hotel Ideal 20 30
Residencial Jord¨¢n 12 19
Residencial Jard¨ªn 8 15
BB = buffet breakfast, CB = continental breakfast
The Portales, Cochabamba and Aranjuez are closest to the congress venue.
It is important that all accommodation bookings be done through the same agency.
For reservations, please contact, or instruct your travel agent to contact:
FREMEN, Casilla 1040, Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Tel. (591) 42 59392; Fax: (591) 42 59686.
E-mail : vtfremen@wara.bolnet.bo
REGISTRATION:
Registration fees after 1 October 1996: participants US$30.00,
audience US$15.00.
Please send registrations and queries to SIARB, Casilla 3091, La Paz, Bolivia.
Fax (591) 2 711809.
Other information 
here
IFRAO.NET