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The Human Use of Caves
Clive Bonsall and Christopher Tolan-Smith
Proceedings of a conference covering many aspects of human use of caves: from Palaeolithic carvings in France to present-day man-made cave dwellings in Baranja, Croatia.
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Front Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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Contributors
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Preface
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Convenient Cavities: Some Human Uses of Caves and Rockshelters
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Cave Versus Open-Air Settlement in the European Upper Palaeolithic
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The Human Use of Caves in the Belgian Palaeolithic
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Cave as Context in Palaeolithic Art
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Dancing in the Dark: Probing the Phenomenon of Pleistocene Cave Art
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Settlement Patterns, Cave Sites, and Locational Decisions in Late Pleistocene Central Europe
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Human Use of Caves in the Postglacial: Archaeological Evidence from the Framconia Alb, Southern Germany
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The Weidental Cave: Changing Use in Changing Times
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Changes in the Use of Caves in Cantabrian Spain During the Stone Age
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Back Home! Neolithic Life and the Rituals od Death the the Portuguese Ribatejo
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The Human Use of Caves in East-Central Italy During the Mesolithic, Neolithic, and Copper Age
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Symbolism of Space in Guanche Culture Cave Sites of the Canary Islands
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Cult Caves of Latvia
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Artifical Caves Used as Human Dwellings and Out-Houses in the Baranja Region of Croatia
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Working in the Dark? Caves as Workshops in Roman Britain
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Archaeology and the Ethnohistory of Cave Dwelling in Scotland
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The Human Use of Caves and Rockshelters in the Mountain Crimea (Ukraine) in Prehistoric, Classical, and Medieval Times
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Human Use of the Northern Urals Caves from the Late Pleistocene to Modern Times: An Arachaeozoological Perspective
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Human Use of Caves in the Caucasus
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Palaeolithic Cave Sites in Gubs Canyon, Northern Caucasus
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The Natufian Use of el-Wad Cave, Mount Carmel, Israel
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Nahal Qanah Cave: A Unique Chalcolithic Burial Site in West Samaria
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Changes in the Significance of a Site: The Klasies Cave Complex in the Middle and Later Stone Ages
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Secrecy and Creativity: The Use of Rockshelters by the Nyau Secret Society, Malawi
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Australian Aboriginal Use of Caves
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Precolumbian Cave Utilization in the Maya Area
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Rockshelters and Ritual Activities in the Atacama Desert of Northen Chile
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The Human Use of Caves
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Citable Link
Published: 1997
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9780860548591 (paperback)
- 9781407349770 (ebook)
BAR Number: S667
- Architecture / Domestic and Urban Buildings and Space / Urbanism
- Central and South America and the Caribbean
- Western Europe and Britain
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Ritual / Religion / Temples
- British Isles
- Death / Burial / Cemeteries / Tombs
- Mesopotamia
- Rock-Art / Semiotics
- Multiperiod
- Mediterranean
- Ethnoarchaeology / Anthropology
- Africa
- Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific
- Levant / Near East