Epigravettian Portable Art in Central and Southern Italy: the Case of the Grotta Continenza (Abruzzo) and the Grotta delle Veneri (Apulia)
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20 juin 2023
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Paola Astuti et al., « Epigravettian Portable Art in Central and Southern Italy: the Case of the Grotta Continenza (Abruzzo) and the Grotta delle Veneri (Apulia) », Palethnologie, ID : 10.4000/palethnologie.4933
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During excavations at the Grotta Continenza (Abruzzo) and the Grotta delle Veneri (Apulia), hundreds of portable art objects were discovered. In the Epigravettian layers of the Grotta Continenza (layers 29 to 46), 7 red painted stones and 83 decorated objects on hard animal supports (bone, antler, wild boar tusk, Glycymeris shell) were recovered. Painting is observed only on stones and engraving by incision only on other materials. In the deposit with a typical Epi-Romanellian industry, locat...