Lesedi #23

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Inanke Cave detail / Détail de la grotte d’Inanke © Camille Bourdier

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Bilan des recherches engagées depuis Mélanie Duval & Stéphane Hœrlé

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page 80

Dateless substance. White Pigments in the Rock Art of Southern Africa Alice Mullen

16min
pages 69-73

La mise en tourisme des sites d’art rupestre dans le massif du Drakensberg

13min
pages 74-79

Le contexte performatif de l’art rupestre San David Witelson

16min
pages 64-68

Matières colorantes ferrugineuses, pigments de l’art rupestre et comportements des populations Later Stone Age à Leopard Cave (Erongo, Namibie) Guilhem Mauran

16min
pages 53-59

Rock Art in Mozambique: Hunter-Gatherers’ Space, Symbolism, and Tools Décio Muianga

9min
pages 60-63

Phytanthropes. Human-Plant Conflations in the Rock Art of Zimbabwe Stephen van den Heever

10min
pages 48-52

The Diversity of the Common. The Significance of Spatial Motif Variation in Studying Cultural Variability using Rock Art in Zimbabwe Ancila Nhamo

15min
pages 42-47

Matobo Rock Art in its Landscape. Understanding Role(s) of Rock Art in Later Stone Age Foragers Territoriality Léa Jobard

14min
pages 36-41

Introduction: The Rock Art of the Hunter-Gatherers of Southern Africa Léa Jobard, Carole Dudognon & Camille Bourdier

12min
pages 5-8

Introduction : L’art rupestre des chasseurs-collecteurs d’Afrique australe Léa Jobard, Carole Dudognon & Camille Bourdier

13min
pages 9-12

Silozwane, étude d’un palimpseste rupestre des Matobo Carole Dudognon

15min
pages 27-32

Approche interdisciplinaire de la paroi ornée. Pomongwe Cave et le programme MATOBART Camille Bourdier, Carole Dudognon, Millena Frouin, Ancila Nhamo, Todini Runganga & Stéphanie Touron

17min
pages 13-18

Les sous-sols de l’art rupestre à l’abri Pomongwe (Matobo, Zimbabwe) Guillaume Porraz, Precious Chiwara, Magnus M. Haaland, Joseph Matembo, Thubelile Mnkandla, Kelvin Machiwenyika, Todini Runganga, Chantal Tribolo, Aurore Val & Camille Bourdier

11min
pages 19-22

Rock Art Conservation: Floor Stabilisation at Nswatugi Rock Art Site, Matobo Hills Cultural Landscape Senzeni Khumalo, Charity Nyathi, Kelvin Machiwenyika & Todini Runganga

7min
pages 33-35

Diversity in Late Stone Age Art in Zimbabwe. An Elemental and Mineralogical Study of Pigments (Ochre) from Pomongwe Cave, Matobo Hills, Western Zimbabwe Jonathan Nhunzvi, Ancila Nhamo, Laure Dayet, Stéphanie Touron & Millena Frouin

9min
pages 23-26
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