Pallisa

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            8 Site and People records results for Pallisa

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            Keria I
            Site
            Brief description of site: The site is a free standing boulder resting on a small group of smaller boulders. This site measures about 6m long, 3m wide and 3m high. The panel is a small surface on the rock face easily accessible from the boulders next to it that form steps.
            Brief description of art: The motifs are red monochrome finger painted lines that form indeterminate shapes.
            Kakoro VI
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            Brief description of site: This site is in a small shelter and is easily accessible.
            Brief description of art: The images are very unclear and done in a red monochrome pigment. The dominant motifs on are one small red solid circle as well as another small circle in outline.
            Kakoro V
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            Brief description of site: The shelter as approximately 4m wide, 2.25m deep and 1.6m high. South west facing shelter of a very large boulder resting on a granite outcrop, with a commanding view of the village. The shelter faces Wanale Mountains in the eastern town of Mbale. West of this shelter is another similarly large shelter with no paintings. The shelter is concealed by vegetation.
            Brief description of art: The image appears to be brush painted in a red monochrome pigment. It is difficult to discern what the image is.
            Kakoro III
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            Brief description of site: The site is a relatively small low shelter that goes deep into the rock with a very small aperture. Access to the shelter is by crawling. It is a conspicuous rock at the south west end of the saddle-shaped hill.
            Brief description of art: The images are in white and are on the ceiling of the shelter. It is difficult to see all of the images clearly since they are covered in graffiti. Those that can be seen include, a V shaped motif with a central line that ends at a point where it meets a rayed outline white circle. This motif is approximately 45cm long and 30cm wide. There is another rayed circle with a long line on one end next to another geometric motif. These images are not familiar motifs in the rock art of this region, but probably formed part of the regular repertoire that has been lost due to flaking and graffiti.