Rock art dating has been one of the major challenges since its discovery and recognition.
The methods have evolved through the last century, beginning with the study of …

We argue here that it is possible to study dance in prehistoric societies by analysing how it
was depicted in rock art. For this research to be effective, subjectivity must be minimised by …

Since the 19th century, the so-called “Fontainebleau rock art” have been recognized in small
cavities of the southern part of the Ile de France, in a rare context typified by accumulations …

Direct or indirect evidence of ropemaking are scarce in European prehistory. Only a few
references to Middle or Upper Palaeolithic remains are known to us, with more examples …

This paper contributes to current debates on the technologies and practices of prehistoric
artists using the rock art site of el Carche (Jalance, Spain) as a case study. The site …

Abstract Spanish Levantine Rock Art is a unique pictorial expression within the prehistoric
European context. Located in shelters in the inland regions of the Iberian Mediterranean …

Early depictions of anthropomorphs in rock art provide unique insights into life during the
deep past. This includes human engagements with the environment, socio-cultural …

In the framework of the long-standing debate regarding the chronology of Spanish Levantine
rock art, the hypotheses proposing its cultural affiliation to the Epipalaeolithic and Mesolithic …

Este artículo presenta un nuevo hallazgo de arte levantino en el curso medio del río
Guadalope, el abrigo de Barranco Gómez, y revisa una temática particular en esta tradición …

How violent was life in Neolithic society, and was there anything resembling organised
warfare? Recent research has largely overturned ideas of peaceful farming societies …