غارها در بافت: اهمیت فرهنگی غارها و پناهگاه های صخره ای در اروپا ۲۰۲۲
Caves in Context: The Cultural Significance of Caves and Rockshelters in Europe 2012

1. Cover

2. Title

3. Copyright

4. Contents

5. List of contributors

6. Preface

7. Chapter 1: Caves in context: an introduction

8. Chapter 2: From Assynt to Oban: some observations on prehistoric cave use in western Scotland

9. Chapter 3: Mesolithic caves and rockshelters in Western Norway

10. Chapter 4: Rockshelters in central Norway: long-term changes in use, social organization and production

11. Chapter 5: On the outer fringe of the human world: phenomenological perspectives on anthropomorphic cave paintings in Norway

12. Chapter 6: On the (l)edge: the case of Vale Boi rockshelter (Algarve, Southern Portugal)

13. Chapter 7: The use of caves and rockshelters by the last Neandertal and fi rst Modern Human societies in Cantabrian Iberia: similarities, diff erences, and territorial implications

14. Chapter 8: La Garma (Spain): long-term human activity in a karst system

15. Chapter 9: Shedding light on dark places: Deposition of the dead in caves and cave-like features in Neolithic and Copper Age Iberia

16. Chapter 10: The Bronze Age use of caves in France: reinterpreting their functions and the spatial logic of their deposits through the chaîne opératoire concept

17. Chapter 11: Caves in Context: the late medieval Maltese scenario

18. Chapter 12: Caves in need of context: prehistoric Sardinia

19. Chapter 13: Discovery and exploratory research of prehistoric sites in caves and rockshelters in the Barbagia di Seulo, South-Central Sardinia

20. Chapter 14: Notes from the underground: caves and people in the Mesolithic and Neolithic Karst

21. Chapter 15: Cave Burials in Prehistoric Central Europe

22. Chapter 16: Late Caucasian Neanderthals of Barakaevskaya cave: chronology, palaeoecology and palaeoeconomy

23. Chapter 17: Interstratifi cation in layers of unit III at Skalisty rockshelter and the origin of the Crimean final Palaeolithic