Archaeology of Rock-Art

Discover the fascinating world of ancient expression with "Archaeology of Rock-Art," published by Cambridge University Press in 1999. This compelling paperback, spanning 392 pages, delves into the vibrant and captivating imagery of animals and humans depicted in caves and on rock surfaces. The collection presents a thorough exploration of how we can effectively interpret rock-art as a valuable material record of our distant past. By adapting traditional archaeological methods to the unique characteristics of rock-art, this book offers insightful perspectives on the significance of these ancient artworks. Perfect for enthusiasts of archaeology and art history, "Archaeology of Rock-Art" invites readers to engage with the stories etched in stone and understand their enduring impact on our cultural heritage.