Prehistoric rock art : polemics and progress : the 2006 Rhind Lectures for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

Paul G. Bahn

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies

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Introduction 1. Art on the rocks 2. Myths and meanings 3. The emperor's new clothes I: sloppy tailoring 4. The emperor's new clothes II: fashion disasters 5. Location, location, location 6. The votive motive 7. Mustn't crumble Conclusion.

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