AN INTERVIEW WITH DR JEAN CLOTTES |
Chauvet Cave PaintingsDespite being recently discovered in France in 1994, Chauvet Cave contains some of the world's oldest rock art, and one of the most extensive Palaeolithic rock art galleries ever recorded. |
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The Lascaux Cave PaintingsLearn of the peril of Lascaux's famous Palaeolithic cave paintings, found in a complex of caves in France, rock art of exceptional quality, sophistication & antiquity. |
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The Niaux Cave PaintingsNiaux Cave is one of Europe's most impressive Palaeolithic rock art galleries. The French Ministry of Culture has now established the cave art is at least 14,000 years old. |
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The Cave Paintings of CosquerThe cave was discovered in 1985 by a diver, Henri Cosquer, deep under the sea. But its cave paintings were not mentioned until 1991 after three divers tragically died inside the cave. |
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Paleolithic Cave Art in FranceJean Clottes' comprehensive analysis of the Palaeolithic rock art & cave paintings discovered in France. Based on research gained from visiting numerous sites around the world. |
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Cave Art : Bison Of Tuc D'AudoubertThe Bégouën brothers wonderful find of rock art engravings of two clay Bison found in the Cave of Tuc d'Audoubert in France, a unique wonder of the rock art world. |
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Dr Jean ClottesThe eminent French prehistorian Dr. Jean Clottes was the former scientific advisor on prehistoric rock art to the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, and UNESCO. |
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Geometric Signs in FranceGenevieve von Petzinger's study of 146 French rock art sites looking at the diffences & connections between the geometric signs at different sites inFrance. |
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