1 of 1 available systemwide,
with no current holds.
Location and Availability
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Heard Museum Affiliate Library
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ZP2A: GN799.P4 W45 2011
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In Library Use Only
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Summary:
Includes information on Africa, California, ethnography, geometric motifs, neuropsychology, origins of art, paleolithic art, religion, ritual, shamanism, symbolism, totemic rock art, trance, vandalism, weathering, etc.
Notes:
Chapter titles in "Contents" (p. [5]) are those of 1st ed. (2005).
Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-248) and index.
c. 1: H39573 FEB 28 2011. Gift: Heard Museum Guild Library Fund, $33.07. Ordered from: Chicago Distribution Center.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Rock art fieldwork
- Classification
- Rock art dating
- Scientific method and rock art analysis
- Symbolic and ethnographic interpretation
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- Formal models and shamanistic rock art
- Other formal approaches
- Management and conservation
- Archaeology, anthropology, and rock art
- Appendix: rock art recording forms
- Glossary.
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