Digital Enhancement of Deteriorated and Superimposed Pigment Art: Methods and Case Studies

Liam Michael Brady · Robert Gunn

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This chapter contains sections titled: Abstract The Role of Digital Technology in Rock Art Research Methods of Enhancement Case Study 1: Recovering Pigment Art in Torres Strait, Northeastern Australia Case Study 2: Superimpositions in Jawoyn Country, Northern Australia Discussion Conclusion Acknowledgments References

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