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The Rock Art Database (RADB) is a virtual organisation that aims to build a global rock art community. It brings together rock artenthusiasts and professionals from around the world in one centralized location through the deployed publicly available RADBManagement System. This online platform allows users to share, manage and discuss rock art information and offers a new look atrock art data through the use of new technologies in rich media formats. Full access to the growing platform is currently onlyavailable for a selected group of users but it already links over 200 rock art projects around the globe. This paper forms a part of the larger Rock Art Database (RADB) project. It discusses the design stage of the RADB System and thedevelopment of a conceptual RADB Reference Model (RARM) that is used to inform the design of the Rock Art DatabaseManagement System. It examines the success and failure of international and national systems and uses the Australian heritage sectorand Australian rock art as a test model to develop a method for the RADB System design. The system aims to help improve rock artmanagement by introducing the CIDOC CRM in conjunction with a rock art specific domain model. It seeks to improve datacompatibility and data sharing to help with the integration of a variety of resources to create the global Rock Art DatabaseManagement System

The global rock art database: developing a rock art reference model for the RADB system using the CIDOC CRM and Australian heritage examples