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Handbook of Rock Art Research

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies

Abstract

Chapter 1 Rock Art and Rock Art Research in Worldwide Perspective: An Introduction Part 2 Analytical and Management Methods Chapter 3 Rock Art Recording Chapter 4 Management Planning for Conservation Chapter 5 Relative Dating Methods Chapter 6 Dating by AMS Radiocarbon Analysis Chapter 7 Chronometric Techniques: Engravings Chapter 8 Physical and Chemical Analysis Chapter 9 Style and Classification Part 10 Interpretive Approaches Chapter 11 Studying Ancient Pictures as Pictures Chapter 12 Structural and Semiotic Approaches Chapter 13 Ethnographic Study and Symbolic Analysis Chapter 14 Brainstorming Images: Neuropsychology and Rock Art Research Chapter 15 Overview of World Rock Art Chapter 16 Archaic North America Chapter 17 North American Indian Agriculturalists 18 Paloelithic Europe Chapter 19 Post-Paleolithic Europe Chapter 20 Australia Chapter 21 Oceania Chapter 22 Saharan Africa Chapter 23 Sub-Saharan Africa Chapter 24 Lowland South America Chapter 25 Andean South America Chapter 26 Asia Chapter 27 The Middle East

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