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Les abris sculptés de la Préhistoire

Les abris sculptés de la Préhistoire

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    Solutrean parietal art
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    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
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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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Cap Blanc (N°3)

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<p>The path of the sun over the wall decorations at the sculpted rockshelter Cap Blanc</p>

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Cap Blanc (N°3)

Life 15,000 years ago

Time and space
The environment
The magdalenian lifestyle
Equipment
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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
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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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