Mysterious Cup Marks: Proceedings of the First International Cupule Conference

Roy Querejazu Lewis · Robert G. Bednarik

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This collection of papers is entirely devoted to cupules, a feature prominently in Peruvian and Bolivian rock art, as well as in Lower Palaeolithic India and elsewhere. The contributors examine issues of dating, interpretation and methodology. A number of contributions stress the importance of ethnocentric interpretations, including papers given by indigenous scholars.

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