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Protogygiapryorensis Crabo & Kirst (Insecta, Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Noctuinae, Noctuini), a new moth species from Montana, United States of America. [PDF]
Crabo LG, Kirst ML.
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THE PETROGLYPHS AND INSCRIPTIONS IN ESATLI VILLAGE (ORDU-MESUDİYE) AND THEIR HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
In this study, they are introduced images carved in rock which we have found during our field research in Ordu city, Mesudiye count, Esatlı village in 1994.
Necati DEMİR
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Tlaloc Petroglyph at Rio Bonito Recreation Site. Rio Bonito Petroglyph National Recreation Area was occupied by Mogollon people between 900AD and 1400AD.
David Mandel
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Petroglyph of a human face with earrings. Three Rivers Petroglyph Site was occupied by Mogollon people between 900AD to 1400AD.
David Mandel
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Rock art and mining violence on the Australian Burrup Peninsula: language wars, economy and culture
Humans have lived on the Australian continent for around 50,000 years. During that time, the indigenous people developed complex cultural, economic and social systems.
Jeff Lewis, Belinda Lewis
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Archaeometric studies on rock art at four sites in the northeastern Great Basin of North America. [PDF]
Andreae MO, Andreae TW.
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THE PETROGLYPHS AND INSCRIPTIONS SALIHLER VILLAGE (ANKARA –GÜDÜL) AND THEIR HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Rock - Art / petroglyphs, contoured by mankind in ancient times have some great importance due to their cultural and artistic products. There are no similar products that specified above.
Necati Demir
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Why are rock art sites found in certain places and not others? Can locational or environmental variables inform an understanding of the function and meaning of the art?
David S. Whitley +2 more
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Bridging the gap with bacterial art. [PDF]
Frankel E +3 more
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