2013-Symposium-09

Symposium 9

Signs, symbols, myth, ideology…

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SIG 00

Dario SEGLIE, Enrico COMBA

FOREWORD


SIG 01

Ellen DISSANAYAKE

THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF PLEISTOCENE ROCK ART:
the “Artification Hypothesis”


SIG 02

Margaret BULLEN

FINDING THE FIRST INTENTIONAL MARK MAKERS:
Clues in Brain Development


SIG 03

Marin CÂRCIUMARU, Elena-Cristina NIŢU, Minodora ŢUŢUIANU-CÂRCIUMARU

EVIDENCE FOR SYMBOLIC BEHAVIOR IN THE MOUSTERIAN


SIG 04

Larissa MENDOZA STRAFFON

SEX & DRUGS & ROCK ART:
Revisiting Three Hypotheses on the Origins of Visual Art in the Pleistocene


SIG 05

Matteo Wladimiro SCARDOVELLI

THE DOUBLE AND THE VISION:
What Cognitive Level is Necessary to Associate a Drawing with its Referent?


SIG 06

Thomas HEYD, Tilman LENSSEN-ERZ

ROCK ART AND HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE


SIG 07

Anthony SINCLAIR, Natalie UOMINI

LEARNING FROM ARTS AND CRAFTS IN THE PLEISTOCENE


SIG 08

Iain DAVIDSON

SYMBOLISM AND BECOMING A HUNTER-GATHERER


SIG 09

Marcel OTTE

BEAUTY AS MEANING


SIG 10

Simona PETRU

THE POWER OF COLOUR


SIG 11

Steven J. WALLER

THUNDEROUS REVERBERATION AND ROCK ART THUNDERSTORM IMAGERY


SIG 12

Iegor REZNIKOFF

THE EXISTENCE OF ACOUSTIC SIGNS AND THEIR MEANINGS IN PALEOLITHIC CAVES


SIG 13

Anne-Catherine WELTÉ, Georges LAMBERT

MYTHS AND SYMBOLS IN UPPER PALEOLITHIC ART:
the Role of Animal/Animal and Animal/Human Assemblages


SIG 14

Georges SAUVET, Robert LAYTON, Tilman LENSSEN-ERZ,
Esther LÓPEZ-MONTALVO, Paul TAÇON, André WOLDARCZYZ

FROM THE ICONOGRAPHY OF ROCK ART TO ITS ANTHROPOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION


SIG 15

Liliana JANIK

HER AND HIM, EXPLORING THE CREATION MYTH AND SYMBOLISM OF GENDER
IN UPPER PALAEOLITHIC PORTABLE ART OF EURASIA


SIG 16

Margherita MUSSI

GROTTA DI POZZO (AQ, CENTRAL ITALY), A CAVE DECORATED WITH A “WOMAN’S TOUCH”


SIG 17

Dario SEGLIE

PALAEOLITHIC CAVE ART IN ITALY:
From the Iconography of Signs to the Underlying Symbols


SIG 18

François DJINDJIAN

FUNCTIONS, MEANING AND SYMBOLISM
OF EUROPEAN UPPER PALAEOLITHIC ANIMAL REPRESENTATIONS


SIG 19

Lioudmila IAKOVLEVA

ARTISTIC MANIFESTATIONS:
a Vector of Sociocultural Knowledge in Upper Paleolithic Societies


SIG 20

Livio DOBREZ

TOWARDS A MORE RIGOROUS DEFINITION OF TERMS:
Are there Scenes in European Palaeolithic Art?


SIG 21

Enrico COMBA

MIXED HUMAN-ANIMAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PALAEOLITHIC ART:
an Anthropological Perspective


SIG 22

Estelle BOUGARD

COMPARISON OF TWO CONTEXTS OF CLAY USE IN THE EUROPEAN UPPER PALEOLITHIC


SIG 23

Hipólito COLLADO GIRALDO

ANALYZING THE TOPOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
OF PALAEOLITHIC ROCK ART AT CUEVA DE MALTRAVIESO


SIG 24

Lyudmila LBOVA, Darya KOZHEVNIKOVA, Pavel VOLKOV

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN SIBERIA (EARLY STAGE OF THE UPPER PALEOLITHIC)


SIG 25

Lynda D. McNEIL

SOCIAL MEMORY INSCRIBED IN ROCK ART:
Bear Restoration Complex in Pleistocene-Holocene Transition Siberia and North America


SIG 26

Patricio BUSTAMANTE Díaz, W. Fay YAO, Daniela BUSTAMANTE

FROM PLEISTOCENE ART TO THE WORSHIP OF MOUNTAINS IN CHINA:
Methodological Tools for Mimesis in Paleoart


SIG 27

Éric ROBERT

SIGNS, WALLS AND SPACES
Modalities of Expression in the western European Upper Paleolithic