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Les abris sculptés de la Préhistoire
Les abris sculptés de la Préhistoire
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    • Discover the sculptured rock shelters
      • Life 15 000 years ago
        • Time and Space
        • The Magdelenian Culture
        • Cultural Territories
        • What kind of environment?
        • Climate
        • Fauna
        • Flora
        • Exploited Ressources
        • What lifestyles?
        • The hunter-gatherers
        • The collectors
        • Semi-nomadic
        • Habitat
        • Social Organisation
        • Clothing
        • Equipment
        • Tools
        • Weapons
        • Techniques
        • Raw Materials
        • The Symbolic Evidence
        • Decorated Walls
        • Portable art and adornment
        • Techniques
        • The themes and the forms
        • Magdelenian Burials
      • Sanctuaries and habitats
        • Visible art, secret art
        • Accessibility
        • Techniques and effects
        • Decorated sites, occupied sites
        • Frequentation
        • A long-term stay
        • Loops
        • Recuts
      • Wall sculpture
        • A unique assembly
        • Sculpted portable art
        • Solutrean parietal art
        • Sculpting the wall
        • A favourable geological context?
        • An adapted support
        • The animal and the human
        • Human images
        • Consumed animals, depicted animals
        • Living subjects
        • Realism
        • Dynamisme
        • Detail
        • At the crossroads of space
        • An artistic tradition
        • Two distinct groups
        • Travelling artist(s)?
      • Research
        • Multidisciplinary Research
        • From the remains to the analysis
        • From the analysis to the interpretation
        • Rockshelter formation
        • Geological Context
        • Methods for analysing rock art
        • Photographic recording
        • Analytical Mapping
        • 3D Modelling and Restitution
        • Dating
        • Archaeological Soils
        • Archaeology and the landscape
        • Raw material ressources
        • Evidence from the ground
        • Protection, Conservation and Development
        • Conserving sculptured rock shelters
        • Museum Collections
        • Protect and study sculptured rock shelters
        • The Roc-aux-Sorciers Interpretation Centre
        • World Heritage
        • Development of sculptured rockshelters
    • The Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • The Context of the Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • Wall Art of the Roc-aux-Sorciers
    • Three Sculptured French Shelters
      • Cap Blanc
      • The Cap Blanc Shelter
      • The Context of Cap Blanc Shelter
      • Wall Art of Cap Blanc
      • La Chaire-à-Calvin
      • La Chaire-à-Calvin Shelter
      • The Context of La Chaire-à-Calvin Shelter
      • Wall Art of La Chaire-à-Calvin
      • Reverdit shelter
      • Reverdit Shelter
      • The Context of Reverdit Shelter
      • Wall Art of Reverdit Shelter
    • Media and Ressources
    • Tribute
    • Multimedia ressources
    • Practical Guide

Les abris sculptés de la Préhistoire

Il y a 15 000 ans, des abris sous-roche ont été sculptés de frises monumentales, baignés par la lumière du jour bien loin du monde souterrain des grottes. Le Roc-aux-Sorciers, la Chaire-à-Calvin, Cap Blanc et l'abri Reverdit sont les 4 exemples les plus emblématiques de cet art pariétal sous abri.

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  • Home
  • Discover the sculptured rock shelters
    • Life 15 000 years ago
      • Time and Space
        • The Magdelenian Culture
        • Cultural Territories
      • What kind of environment?
        • Climate
        • Fauna
        • Flora
        • Exploited Ressources
      • What lifestyles?
        • The hunter-gatherers
        • The collectors
        • Semi-nomadic
        • Habitat
        • Social Organisation
        • Clothing
      • Equipment
        • Tools
        • Weapons
        • Techniques
        • Raw Materials
      • The Symbolic Evidence
        • Decorated Walls
        • Portable art and adornment
        • Techniques
        • The themes and the forms
        • Magdelenian Burials
    • Sanctuaries and habitats
      • Visible art, secret art
        • Accessibility
        • Techniques and effects
      • Decorated sites, occupied sites
        • Frequentation
        • A long-term stay
        • Loops
        • Recuts
    • Wall sculpture
      • A unique assembly
        • Sculpted portable art
        • Solutrean parietal art
      • Sculpting the wall
        • A favourable geological context?
        • An adapted support
      • The animal and the human
        • Human images
        • Consumed animals, depicted animals
      • Living subjects
        • Realism
        • Dynamisme
        • Detail
      • At the crossroads of space
        • An artistic tradition
        • Two distinct groups
        • Travelling artist(s)?
    • Research
      • Multidisciplinary Research
        • From the remains to the analysis
        • From the analysis to the interpretation
      • Rockshelter formation
        • Geological Context
      • Methods for analysing rock art
        • Photographic recording
        • Analytical Mapping
        • 3D Modelling and Restitution
        • Dating
      • Archaeological Soils
        • Archaeology and the landscape
        • Raw material ressources
        • Evidence from the ground
      • Protection, Conservation and Development
        • Conserving sculptured rock shelters
        • Museum Collections
        • Protect and study sculptured rock shelters
        • The Roc-aux-Sorciers Interpretation Centre
        • World Heritage
        • Development of sculptured rockshelters
  • The Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • The Context of the Roc-aux-Sorciers Shelter
    • Wall Art of the Roc-aux-Sorciers
  • Three Sculptured French Shelters
    • Cap Blanc
      • The Cap Blanc Shelter
      • The Context of Cap Blanc Shelter
      • Wall Art of Cap Blanc
    • La Chaire-à-Calvin
      • La Chaire-à-Calvin Shelter
      • The Context of La Chaire-à-Calvin Shelter
      • Wall Art of La Chaire-à-Calvin
    • Reverdit shelter
      • Reverdit Shelter
      • The Context of Reverdit Shelter
      • Wall Art of Reverdit Shelter
  • Media and Ressources
    • Tribute
    • Multimedia ressources
    • Practical Guide

Life 15,000 years ago

  • Time and space
  • The environment
  • The magdalenian lifestyle
  • Equipment
  • The symbolic realm

Sanctuaries and habitats

  • Visible art, hidden art
  • Decorated sites, occupied sites

Wall sculpture

  • At the crossroads of space
  • A unique ensemble
  • Sculpting of the wall
  • Humans and animals
  • Living subjects

Research

  • Methods for analysing rock art
  • Multi-disciplinary research
  • Protection, preservation, display
  • Soil archaeology
  • The formation of rock shelters

Le Roc-aux-Sorcier (Angles-sur-l’Anglin)

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Cap Blanc

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Reverdit shelter

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