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November 17, 2020

Understanding the perception and appropriation of space in Paleolithic decorated caves: New methods and tools with the examples of Cussac and Lascaux caves

Armance Jouteau Valérie Feruglio Delphine Lacanette Samuel Carré Nicolas Noe Jacques Jaubert

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The aim is to explore how space is perceived and appropriated in decorated caves from the Paleolithic period.
Utilized new methods and tools for analysis of cave decorations.
Analyzed examples from Cussac and Lascaux caves.
Focused on archaeological techniques and digital imaging.
Enhanced understanding of spatial relationships in cave art.
Identified specific patterns of decoration and their significance.
Demonstrated effective methodologies for studying ancient artworks.

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Examines cave art appropriation in Paleolithic sites, suggesting innovative tools enhance analysis.

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Jouteau et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f19fd5edf4b46824806845 https://doi.org/10.69978/rar.v37i2.214

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