The working of pigment during the Aurignacian period: evidence from Üçagizli cave (Turkey)

Angela Minzoni‐Déroche · Michel Menu · Philippe Walter

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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New finds from the Upper Palaeolithic of Anatolia, and the mineralogical analysis of their colours, extends evidence of a precocious interest in pigments from the western European heartland of Palaeolithic painting into the Near East.

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1990La préparation des peintures magdaléniennes des cavernes ariégeoises

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