About Atlantic Rock Art, aka cup-and-ring marking, Petroglifos Gallegos, British Rock Art. Landscape, making, connectivity and networks. By @joanavaldez
The term 'Atlantic Art' was coined by Eoin MacWhite in the 1940/50s, to express the similarities he found between the rock art of Ireland and Galicia. It was recovered in the 1990s by Richard Bradley and it is now widely used. #rockart#AtlanticRockArt#CupAndRings
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Hello👋! We are glad to present a new paper in Journal of Archaeological Science @sciencedirect with a methodological proposal to assess the difficulty values of access to reach the decorated sectors in caves with Palaeolithic art👇😉:
https://t.co/voyQeFUEsL
#Paleospeleology
Hi friends! Today is #FridayPaleoart again! We continue with the sites of the Duero Valley.
Site: #FozCôa
Place: Vila Nova de Foz Côa (Portugal)
Motif: auroch
Chronology: Gravettian-Solutrean
📸A.M. Baptista
We had a great evening with Joana & Lisa from @scottishrockart - a huge thank you to everyone who attended! We’ll let you know as soon as it's up on YouTube for anyone who missed it.
In the meantime here are the links that were shared throughout for some further reading 👇
The Youghal Stone, now housed at the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin is a fantastic example of Irish Prehistoric rock art #irisharchaeology#rockart#irishrockart#prehistoricarchaeology
500 @cochnostone comics good to go when we can get back into schools again! Thanks to @socantscot for funds & our prehistorically named printers @BCPrinting as well as the creative genius of @DrHComics
#FaifleyRocks
El arte paleolítico del interior peninsular alberga auténticos tesoros dignos de ver. Un buen ejemplo es el Valle del Côa 🇵🇹 donde podemos ver figuras como la mejor cabra de todo el arte prehistórico 🐐🔝, uros en visión frontal 🐂👀 y cérvidos del Magdaleniense final/Aziliense🦌
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One of the most well-known examples of rock art in Ireland is the Boheh Stone, Co. Mayo which features over 250 carvings. On the 16th of April and between the 22-24th of August the sun can be seen rolling down the northern shoulder of Croagh Patrick illuminating the panel.