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Derek Hodgson

32 works· latest 2023· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-1509-3732

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Most cited in this library

The symmetry of Acheulean handaxes and cognitive evolution2015 · 95 citations
The First Appearance of Symmetry in the Human Lineage: Where Perception Meets Art2011 · 64 citations
Evolution of the visual cortex and the emergence of symmetry in the Acheulean techno-complex2008 · 60 citations
Decoding the Blombos Engravings, Shell Beads and Diepkloof Ostrich Eggshell Patterns2014 · 60 citations
The Origins of Iconic Depictions: A Falsifiable Model Derived from the Visual Science of Palaeolithic Cave Art and World Rock Art2018 · 53 citations

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SEEING BEYOND PAREIDOLIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PALAEOART

Rock Art Research·2023·1 author·Open access

0citations

Beyond the image: Interdisciplinary and contextual approaches to understanding symbolic cognition in Paleolithic parietal art

Evolutionary Anthropology Issues News and Reviews·2023·10 authors

5citations

Upper Palaeolithic art as a perceptual search for magical images

Time and Mind·2021·1 author

10citations

Neuroimaging does not support the representational nature of the earliest human engravings: comment on Mellet et al.(2019)

·2020·1 author·preprint·Open access

2citations

Response to the critique by Mellet et al. of Hodgson’s Neurovisual Resonance Theory

Journal of Archaeological Science Reports·2019·1 author

5citations

The origin, significance, and development of the earliest geometric patterns in the archaeological record

Journal of Archaeological Science Reports·2019

·1 author

29citations

Warning signs: how early humans first began to paint animals

·2018·2 authors·other·Open access

0citations

The Origins of Iconic Depictions: A Falsifiable Model Derived from the Visual Science of Palaeolithic Cave Art and World Rock Art

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2018·2 authors·Open access

53citations

Tracing Upper Palaeolithic Iconography: The Strange Case of Animal Tracks

Global Journal of Archaeology & Anthropology·2018·1 author·Open access

1citations

Closely Observed Animals, Hunter-Gatherers and Visual Imagery in Upper Palaeolithic Art

Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture·2017·1 author·Open access

1citations

Closely Observed Animals, Hunter-Gatherers, and Visual Imagery in Upper Paleolithic Art

Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture·2017·1 author·Open access

1citations

Costly signalling, the arts, archaeology and human behaviour

World Archaeology·2017·1 author

14citations

The visual brain and the early depiction of animals in Europe and Southeast Asia

World Archaeology·2015·1 author

16citations

The symmetry of Acheulean handaxes and cognitive evolution

Journal of Archaeological Science Reports·2015·1 author

95citations

The Evolutionary Significance of the Arts: Exploring the By-product Hypothesis in the Context of Ritual, Precursors, and Cultural Evolution

Biological Theory·2014·2 authors

11citations

The Significance of the Pech Merle Spotted Horses

Arts·2014·1 author·Open access

4citations

Decoding the Blombos Engravings, Shell Beads and Diepkloof Ostrich Eggshell Patterns

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2014·1 author·Open access

60citations

The Visual Brain, Perception, and Depiction of Animals in Rock Art

Journal of Archaeology·2013·1 author·Open access

27citations

The Parasitic Nature of 'Art': Response to Varella et Al. and Associated Commentaries

Rock Art Research·2012·1 author·Open access

1citations

RAR debate: The parasitic nature of 'art': response to Varella et al. and associated commentaries

·2012·7 authors

0citations

Emanations of the Mind: Upper Paleolithic Art as a Visual Phenomenon

Time and Mind·2012·1 author

13citations

The First Appearance of Symmetry in the Human Lineage: Where Perception Meets Art

Symmetry·2011·1 author·Open access

64citations

THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF ‘ANIMISM’: IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING ROCK ART

Rock Art Research·2010·2 authors·Open access

0citations

The Neuropsychology of 'Animism': Implications for Understanding Rock Art [with comments]

·2010·2 authors

2citations

Evolution of the visual cortex and the emergence of symmetry in the Acheulean techno-complex

Comptes Rendus Palevol·2008·1 author

60citations

The Visual Dynamics of Upper Palaeolithic Cave Art

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2008·1 author

34citations

Oodles of Doodles?: Doodling Behaviour and Its Implications for Understanding Palaeoarts [with comments]

·2008·8 authors

3citations

Altered States of Consciousness and Palaeoart: an Alternative Neurovisual Explanation

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2006·1 author

26citations

Understanding the Origins of Palaeoart: The Neurovisual Resonance Theory and Brain Functioning

PaleoAnthropology·2006·1 author·Open access

35citations

THE BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF UPPER PALAEOLITHIC ART: STIMULUS, PERCEPT AND REPRESENTATIONAL IMPERATIVES

Rock Art Research·2003·1 author·Open access

0citations

Seeing the ‘Unseen’: Fragmented Cues and the Implicit in Palaeolithic Art

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2003·1 author

28citations

Shamanism, Phosphenes, and Early Art: An Alternative Synthesis

Current Anthropology·2000·1 author

21citations