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Delphine Lacanette Dounia Large Catherine Ferrier Norbert Aujoulat Fabiola Bastian Alain Denis Valme Jurado Bertrand Kervazo Stéphane Konik Roland Lastennet Philippe Malaurent Cesareo Saiz-Jimenez 《Journal of archaeological science》2013,40(2):894-903
The aim of this proposal is to present an original approach to the study and preservation of rock art caves. A multidisciplinary study of cave wall alteration will be performed to understand the impact of environmental context on the evolution of wall surfaces. The approach involves the choice of a cave with characteristics similar to painted caves in the studied area (Vézère Valley in Dordogne, France): e.g., cave wall alteration, lithology, morphology, etc. This selected cave is intended to become a laboratory cave, monitored for the acquisition of chemical, physical and biological environmental data on bedrock, air and fluids along with their characteristics. A cave without art or archaeological interest has been chosen specifically to conduct experiments, to make in situ analysis and to obtain samples. The results are to be completed by specific observations in several other caves and compiled in a database. 相似文献
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Norbert Oettinger 《Indo-Iranian Journal》1986,29(1):45-48
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Jacqueline Lagrée Fabien Chareix Antoine Roullé Michaël Biziou Norbert Waszek Andreas Kleinert Joël Janiaud Dominique Catteau Frédérique Desforges Philippe Quesne Jean Bernhardt Philippe Cabestan Roger Pouivet Pierre-Louis Autin Jacques Merleau-Ponty Maryvonne Longeart Emmanuel Picavet Céline Lefève 《Revue de synthèse / Centre international de synthèse》1999,120(1):175-222
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Norbert Weismann Piotr Dziamski Lilli Haar 《International Journal of Nautical Archaeology》2019,48(2):342-359
This article examines the kambārī vessel now housed at the Museum of the Frankincense Land, Salalah, Oman, built for display in 1980. This sewn‐plank boat type, used for fishing and lightering in Dhofar, is discussed in the context of other similar vessels in Oman, South Yemen, and Somalia. As one of only five known surviving kambaris, a detailed account of this vessel's construction is given accompanied by an accurate pictoral record. 相似文献
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