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Rock-art and the experienced landscape : the emergence of late-Holocene symbolism in north-east Australia / Bruno David, George Nash, dir. Christopher Chippindale
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Appartient au livre : Pictures in place : the Figured Landscapes of Rock-art, Cambridge, Cambridge university press, pp. 153-181, 978-0521524247
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| Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Locational analysis in rock-art studies | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Landscapes in rock-art , rock-carving and ritual in the old European North | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Linkage between rock-art and landscape in Aboriginal Australia | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Rock-art and the experienced landscape , the emergence of late-Holocene symbolism in north-east Australia | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Pictures in place , approaches to Pictures in place : the Figured Landscapes of Rock-art | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] From millimetre up to kilometre , a framework of space and of scale for reporting and studying rock-art in its landscape | Art & Architecture [in CHI-14512] Rock-art, landscape, sacred places , attitudes in contemporary archaeological theory |
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