Abstract
The general interest in the potential of photogrammetry for the recording of rock art has prompted us to write this report on a recent project, carried out to demonstrate both the more familiar side of terrestrial photogrammetry (three-dimensional viewing and plots of detail and/or contours), and to introduce the new technique of using orthophotography. The project was carried out jointly by the Queensland Department of Mapping and Surveying (DMS) and the Queensland Institute of Technology (QIT) Surveying Department, with the help and cooperation of the Archaeology Branch of the Queensland Department of Community Services (formerly the Department of Aboriginal and Islanders Advancement). Â
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