Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ?
Chronological estimation of rock art figures based on stylistical criterias, especially when a very ancient age is suspected, is never easy to argue. This is the case of animal representations of Southern Altai and North-Western Mongolia, presenting characteristics compatible with the canon of Palae...
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| author | Catherine Cretin Jean-Michel Geneste Hugues Plisson Lydia V. Zotkina Dimitri V. Vyacheslav I. Molodin Jean-Jacques Delannoy Philip Deline Ludovic Ravanel |
| author_facet | Catherine Cretin Jean-Michel Geneste Hugues Plisson Lydia V. Zotkina Dimitri V. Vyacheslav I. Molodin Jean-Jacques Delannoy Philip Deline Ludovic Ravanel |
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| description | Chronological estimation of rock art figures based on stylistical criterias, especially when a very ancient age is suspected, is never easy to argue. This is the case of animal representations of Southern Altai and North-Western Mongolia, presenting characteristics compatible with the canon of Palaeolithic Art. In the absence of direct dating of these petroglyphs, different approaches have been undertaken, dealing at the same time with technic (lithic tools), substrate, topographical location and past accessibility (rocks released from glaciers before the end of the Upper Palaeolithic) in order to reduce the main objections that may be opposed to graphic comparisons. This interdisciplinary approach, involving microscopy, traceo-technology, 2D and 3D imagery, geomorphology and cosmogenic dating, has been done in the framework of the franco-russian Associated International Laboratory (LIA) ARTEMIR. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5cc6ef38decd43b38a312181d9089f4d2022-12-22T00:34:53ZfraEditions de la Maison des Sciences de l'HommeLes Nouvelles de l’Archéologie0242-77022425-19412019-05-01154455010.4000/nda.5302Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ?Catherine CretinJean-Michel GenesteHugues PlissonLydia V. ZotkinaDimitri V.Vyacheslav I. MolodinJean-Jacques DelannoyPhilip DelineLudovic RavanelChronological estimation of rock art figures based on stylistical criterias, especially when a very ancient age is suspected, is never easy to argue. This is the case of animal representations of Southern Altai and North-Western Mongolia, presenting characteristics compatible with the canon of Palaeolithic Art. In the absence of direct dating of these petroglyphs, different approaches have been undertaken, dealing at the same time with technic (lithic tools), substrate, topographical location and past accessibility (rocks released from glaciers before the end of the Upper Palaeolithic) in order to reduce the main objections that may be opposed to graphic comparisons. This interdisciplinary approach, involving microscopy, traceo-technology, 2D and 3D imagery, geomorphology and cosmogenic dating, has been done in the framework of the franco-russian Associated International Laboratory (LIA) ARTEMIR.http://journals.openedition.org/nda/5302Palaeolithic rock arttraceologytechnologyimagerygeomorphology |
| spellingShingle | Catherine Cretin Jean-Michel Geneste Hugues Plisson Lydia V. Zotkina Dimitri V. Vyacheslav I. Molodin Jean-Jacques Delannoy Philip Deline Ludovic Ravanel Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? Les Nouvelles de l’Archéologie Palaeolithic rock art traceology technology imagery geomorphology |
| title | Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? |
| title_full | Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? |
| title_fullStr | Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? |
| title_short | Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural ? |
| title_sort | un art rupestre paleolithique au dela de l oural |
| topic | Palaeolithic rock art traceology technology imagery geomorphology |
| url | http://journals.openedition.org/nda/5302 |
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