Via Narmin Ismayilova <caucasusthroughtime@gmail.com>:linebreak=======================linebreaklinebreakWe are delighted to announce the CTTN's next event, the 'Rock Art in the Caucasus and Adjacent Regions' interactive ‘Ask Us Anything’ online session, which will bring together a panel of experts specialising in the archaeology of rock art in the Caucasus region. Our experts will address a wide range of topics, including rock art, documentation methods, dating techniques, challenges in analysis, interpretation, conservation, fieldwork, and current research across the Caucasus and beyond.linebreaklinebreakDate and Time: Friday, 2 October 2026 13:00 BST, 16:00 Baku/Tbilisi /Yerevan timelinebreaklinebreakZoom link : <https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/89924246422>linebreakRegistration is not required!linebreaklinebreaklinebreakOur experts are listed below, please see the attached event programme for further details:linebreaklinebreak-Levan Losaberidze - 'Studying Rock Art in Georgia: Methodological Approaches and Developments over the Last Decade'linebreak-Anna Khechoyan - 'Between Image and Archaeological Context: Integrating Art-Historical and Archaeological Approaches to Rock Art'linebreak-Rahman Abdullayev- 'From Tracing Paper to Neural Networks: Rock Art Documentation in the Age of AI'linebreak-Moderator: Aleko ZavradashvililinebreaklinebreakThe event is organised by the Caucasus Through Time Network and is part of an ongoing initiative to encourage knowledge exchange, and support students and early-career researchers interested in rock art studies. Designed to be inclusive and informal, the session welcomes participants of all backgrounds and levels of experience, from those new to the field to established researchers.linebreaklinebreakThe questions to our experts can still be submitted in the following Rock Art -Question Submission Form by the event date, 2nd of October, which will be answered by the experts during the event! Your questions can be theoretical or practical, covering topics ranging from dating methods and pigment analysis to symbolic interpretation and preservation. No question is off-limits.linebreak