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Savino di Lernia2018

Article2018

A (Digital) Future for Saharan Rock Art?

Savino di Lernia

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2017The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Rock Art 1991The First Americans: Search and Research 2014The Oxford handbook of African archaeology 2000The Archaeology of Rock-Art 1994Rock art research as landscape archaeology: A pilot study in Galicia, north‐west Spain 1971Archeology: Tadrart Acacus: Arte rupestre e culture del Sahara preistorico. FABRIZIO MORI 2010Prehistoric Rock Art 2010Prehistoric Rock Art: Polemics and Progress

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Year2018

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Published2018-04-07

VenueAfrican Archaeological Review

ISSN-L0263-0338

Languageen

Citations5

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