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PROGRAMME 2022

Duration: 9 October, 2022 - 9 October, 2022

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Official brochure 2021

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Official brochure 2021

Spanish Rock Art Routes

15 regional itineraries to discover the great rock art of the Iberian Peninsula

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Spanish Rock Art Routes

PALEOLITHIC ROCK ART OF THE SW OF EUROPE

The great Guide to discover and visit the main Palaeolithic rock art sites of the three UNESCO rock art declarations in the SW of Europe: the Vézère Valley, Altamira and Cantabrian caves and Côa Valley / Siega Verde.

With a lot of pictures and all the precised information to have a
nice visit to the first art of humankind.

12.55 MB

PALEOLITHIC ROCK ART OF THE SW OF EUROPE

Official brochure 2020

6.21 MB

Official brochure 2020

THE FIRST ART OF EUROPE SEEN BY EUROPEANS OF THE FUTURE

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THE FIRST ART OF EUROPE SEEN BY EUROPEANS OF THE FUTURE

GOOD PRACTICES HANDBOOK OF PRAT-CARP CULTURAL ROUTE

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GOOD PRACTICES HANDBOOK OF PRAT-CARP CULTURAL ROUTE

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Photos from MUSS. Museo de la Semana Santa de Hellín's post ... +-

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Human-like figures at the Saraakallio rock painting (Laukaa, Finland).

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Ihmistä muistuttavia hahmoja Laukaan Saraakallion kalliomaalaukselta. ... +-

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Terminamos esta semana de los libros con la última incorporación a nuestra biblioteca.

Ya tenéis disponible para consultar online nuestra última monografía “Los bisontes de Altamira los descubrió una mujer”, una publicación que nos invita a reflexionar sobre la perspectiva de género en museos y arqueología.
➡️ lc.cx/6Nrm3A

El Museo de Altamira no solo adquiere y gestiona libros para su biblioteca, también genera nuevas publicaciones 📚
“Los bisontes de Altamira los descubrió una mujer” es la última de una serie de 29 monografías de textos científicos y tesis doctorales que llevamos publicando desde 1980, poco después de la creación del Museo.
Aquí puedes encontrar desde monografías más generales sobre determinados periodos o testimonios del Paleolítico hasta estudios más concretos sobre algunas cuevas de la región cantábrica o el arte de Altamira.

➡️Consulta aquí nuestras monografías lc.cx/Pv9ZYe

#DíaDelLibro #MuseoDeAltamira #MujeresEnAltamira ... +-

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Photos from Parque Cultural Río Vero's post ... +-

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Photos from Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum's post ... +-

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CULTURAL ROUTES OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE PROGRAMME

CULTURAL ROUTES IN SPAIN

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CONVENTION

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION ASSOCIATIONS OF ROCK ART ORGANIZATIONS

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF THE PREHISTORIC AND PROTOHISTORIC SCIENCES (UISPP)

ROCK ART OF THE MEDITERRANEAN BASSIN OF IBERIAN PENINSULA

ARTPOINTS PROJECT

PROTOCOL 'UNITED BY THE FIRST ART'

CANTABRIAN ROCK ART AT UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST

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