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As the editors point out, "rock art is the oldest archive of human
activity," and its interpretation, although fraught with difficulty
is thus of prime importance. This collection of papers, taken from
the 15th UISPP congress, mainly look at specific symbols and their
interpretation. Thus there are papers on faceless anthropomorphic
symbols, the pentagram, spirals and lozenges, bulls horn symbols,
footprint and handprint symbols, cupmarks and triangles, and net
patterns and ruled rectangles. The volume is completed by two
essays on particular rock art sites in Portugal and Galicia.
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