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Filtres - 194/219 Selected medias
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Close-up view of the therianthrope engraved behind the horse
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Possible scenario for the stages in the engraving and use of stone objects, as may have been seen at certain sites during the Late Magdalenian
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Comparing the therianthrope engraved on the pebble from Étiolles
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Horses in Palaeolithic art in the Paris Basin
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The two horses from Étiolles compared to Magdalenian horses on stone tablets and walls
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Drawing of the two reindeer on the back of the pebble
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The back of the engraved pebble from Étiolles
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Details of the therianthrope’s head, arm and breast
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The banks of the Seine, 15,000 years ago
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Vertebrae of horse
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The first excavations, in 1972 - after the rain