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On the scientific study of palaeoart

  • ROBERT G. BEDNARIK
From the journal Semiotica
https://doi.org/10.1515/semi.1994.100.2-4.141
Published Online: 2009-10-02
Published in Print: 1994

Walter de Gruyter

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Semiotica
Semiotica
Volume 100 Issue 2-4
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Sonstiges
Introduction: A challenge for semiotics
Max Raphael (1889–1952): A pioneer of the semiotic approach to palaeoiithic art
Archetypes, constants, and universal paradigms in prehistoric art
On the scientific study of palaeoart
Facts or fantasy? The rock paintings of the Brandberg, Namibia, and a concept of textualization for purposes of data processing
Semantic architecture and the interpretation of prehistoric rock art: An ethno-(pre-)historical approach
Prolegomena to the semiotic analysis of prehistoric visual displays
Syntax and geometrism in prehistoric art
Art or script? A falsifiable semiotic hypothesis
Blueprints for a visual database of petroglyphs
Understanding prehistoric images in the post-historic age: A cognitive project
Petroglyphs in and out of perspective
Contents/Sommaire Volume 100 (1994)
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