Symbolism in Rock Art

Fernando Coimbra and Léo Dubal

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NOTE OF THE SERIES EDITOR
LIST OF FIGURES
INTRODUCTION
FACELESS ANTHROPOMORPHIC SYMBOLS: THE SHIFT FROM MEN TO GODS
THE PENTAGRAM IN ROCK ART: SOME INTERPRETIVE POSSIBILITIES
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF SPIRALS AND LOZENGES IN THE ROCK ART OF NEOLITHIC BRITAIN AND IRELAND
THE BULL HORN SYMBOLISM IN DIONYSUS CULT AS COMING OUT FROM THE PREHISTORIC ROCK ART ICONOGRAPHY
FOOTPRINT & HANDPRINT SYMBOLS: HAVING OR BEING?
CUPMARKS AND TRIANGLES IN BRITISH NEOLITHIC ART WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THREE TRIANGULAR PORTABLE STONES FROM AVEBURY’S EASTERN HILLS, EACH WITH A CUPMARK AT THE APEX
ON THE SYMBOLISM OF NET-PATTERNED AND RULED RECTANGLES FROM THE NEOLITHIC TO THE IRON AGE
OPEN AIR ROCK ART IN THE CEIRA AND ALVA RIVER VALLEYS: SOME SYMBOLS
MOUNT PINDO IN GALICIA AND THE PREHISTORIC PETROGLYPHS*

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Published: 2008

Publisher: BAR Publishing

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BAR Number: S1793

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