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The intellectual and spiritual expression of non-literate societies

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EditorAnati E., Oosterbeek L. & Mailland F.

Jaar2012

PublicatietypeBoek

SerieBAR British Archaeological Reports International Series

Volume2360

SubtitelProceedings of the 16th world congress Florianopolis 4-10 september 2011 Vol 1 Proceedings of session 17

Pagina’s107

UitgeverArchaeopress

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781407309477

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Les adaptations humaines et l'expression spirituelle des premiers Hommes anatomiquement modernes à la transition du Paléolithique moyen au Paleolithique supérieur 3-4
Kozlowski J.K.
The Lipari Middle Paleolithic and early navigation in the Mediterranean 5-12
Anati E.
  • Mailland F. : Appendix: The lithic assemblage of Canneto (Lipari) , p. 12
The Paleolithic sanctuary at Har Karkom, Negev desert 13-20
Anati E.
The Karkomian flint industry: the context of the Har Karkom sanctuary at the transition between Middle and Upper Paleolithic (Negev, Israel) 21-28
Mailland F.
Geoglyphs on Har Karkom plateau: witness to the early start of the expression of conceptual ideas during the early Upper Paleolithic 29-36
Mailland F.
  • Har Karkom: climate fluctuations and environment , p. 30
Astronomical representations in rock-art: examples of the cognitive and spiritual processes of non-literate people 37-44
Coimbra F.
  • The sun , pp. 37-39
  • The moon , pp. 39-40
  • Comets and meteors , pp. 40-42
Ancient myths and scientific fiction: the representation of big head in the prehistoric art and its recreation in Western culture 45
Guimaraes S.
The pre-contact pueblo Kachina in the American Southwest: its iconography, first appearances and contexts of symbolic meanings 47-55
Christie J.J.
  • The Katsina mask in rock art , pp. 49-51
  • The Katsina mask in ceramics , p. 51
  • The Katsina mask in Kiva murals and on painted slabs , pp. 51-52
  • Meanings of Katsiman , pp. 52-54
Deer representation in Sierra da Capivara National Park: morphology, syntax and archeological contexts: a visual analysis 57
Ignacio E.
Indigenous dolls and figurines: where sacred and social worlds merge and the implications for archeologists 59-65
Moses S.
  • Patterns of creation: evidence of oral tradition in figurine construction , p. 61
  • Dolls and figurines in indigenous societies: multiplicity of meaning , pp. 61-63
  • A non-western approach to the interpretation of dolls and figurines , p. 63
Conveying an understanding of the landscape: the rock art of the Tagus and the Guadiana Valleys 67-69
Oosterbeek L.
The deer figure in Tagus rock art 71-84
Garcês S.
The geometric art of the Iberian schist plaques 85-88
Lopes C.
Anthropozoomorphic figures and other monsters: mythical fantastic figures in Alpine rock art 89
Sansoni U.
Beliefs and Practices Connected with Megalithic Burial Customs in Eastern India 91-96
Ray R.
Substrats néolithiques aux arts traditionnels des Balkans 97-107
Otte M.
  • Les rythmes saisonniers , pp. 98-100
  • Richesse et symboles des costumes actuels , pp. 100-101
  • Artisanats , pp. 101-102
  • Quelques exemples comparatifs au Néolithique , pp. 102-103
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