"The Lost Way of Stones is built around indigenous rock art found in Southern California, including that of the Chumash Indians who lived mainly along the Santa Barbara Channel; and art made by Shoshonean people
2a)15,61. Moreover, it is also argued by some scholars that the motif of the lion on this carpet is from the Buddhist art of India, as lions are frequently mentioned in Buddhist stories and a Buddhist temple was also found at the site of Yingpan (Fig. 6)17,77. In addition, ...
fall also on the EHG–CHG cline (Fig.2a,b). However, we find significantly higher affinity of Late_Steppe_Eneolithic individuals to EHG than Steppe_Eneolithic (Supplementary Table12), although qpAdm reveals a similar ancestry profile with 52% SJG001 and 48% CHG ancestry ...
Beyond the immediate needs and subjective aspirations of the individual self, the objective world reflects the changing tides in subtle yet interconnected ways that perhaps reveal and preserve a primality of survival, of deep-seated instincts that modern social conventions have buried or eroded into ir...
In 2014 a group of francophone intellectuals, led by sociologist Alain Caillé and including Chantal Mouffe, signed The Convivialist Manifesto: A Declaration of Interdependence.6 It was a plea for a new "art of cohabita- tion" in the face of the urgent threats to humankind in the early ...
“Neolithic*,” and selecting “Peoples R China,”“China,”“Hong Kong,”“Macao” or “Taiwan” for “Affiliation” and “Article” for “Document Type”. The publication is included in our data set for analysis if the institutional address of at least one of the authors is linked to ...
(2011). The role of religion in the Neolithic of the Middle East and Anatolia with particular reference to Çatalhöyük. Paléorient 37(1): 111–122. Article Google Scholar Holand, Ø. (2007). Flokkstruktur og slaktestrategi i reindrifta – Et historisk perspektiv. Rangifer Report 12...
Costs derived from the different operational chains and actions related to cave art production and consumption (D. Garate & I. Intxaurbe) Full size image This economic commitment reflects the importance these visual communication systems could have represented for prehistoric peoples (Leroi-Gourhan,1976...
They also seem to have been born of the great intellectual and technological revolution of the late Neolithic period. Every cycle has a part of it where the old mill wheel falls off as it moves from age to age and the whole house comes crashing down. The first wheel grinds out plenty. ...
If archaeologists really care about the past and what it means then their ikigai needs to be conveying the story to the masses in every medium possible through art, film, prose, movies and virtual experiences like video-games. Without making it a niche experience or laughing it off as an am...