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Prehistoric Rock Art Polemics And Progress Paul G Bahn

SKU: BELL-37247262

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.37 MB

Pages: 238

Author: Paul G. Bahn

ISBN: 9780521192781, 0521192781

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Prehistoric Rock Art Polemics And Progress Paul G Bahn by Paul G. Bahn 9780521192781, 0521192781 instant download after payment.

Prehistoric rock art is the markings – paintings, engravings, or pecked images – left on rocks or cave walls by ancient peoples. In this book, Paul G. Bahn provides a richly illustrated overview of prehistoric rock art and cave art from around the world. Summarizing the recent advances in our understanding of this extraordinary visual record, he discusses new discoveries, new approaches to recording and interpretation, and current problems in conservation. Bahn focuses in particular on current issues in the interpretation of rock art, notably the “shamanic” interpretation that has been influential in recent years and that he refutes. This book is based on the Rhind Lectures that the author delivered for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland in 2006.