This paper, which represents the chapter 6 of the monography edited by M.Liverani, deals with the Tadrart Akakus Garamantian rock art strictly associated to the presence of the Garamantian people in the Libyan Fezzan (c.3,500-1,800 BP). The paintings and engravings of this period , generally not so much appreciated, are attributable to the Late Pastoral, Horse/Bitriangular and Camel styles and reveal distinctive characteristics very meaningful to complete the panorama of the Garamantian symbolic world.
Garamantian Rock Art in the Akakus / Zampetti, Daniela. - STAMPA. - II AZA 5(2005), pp. 41-47.
Garamantian Rock Art in the Akakus
ZAMPETTI, Daniela
2005
Abstract
This paper, which represents the chapter 6 of the monography edited by M.Liverani, deals with the Tadrart Akakus Garamantian rock art strictly associated to the presence of the Garamantian people in the Libyan Fezzan (c.3,500-1,800 BP). The paintings and engravings of this period , generally not so much appreciated, are attributable to the Late Pastoral, Horse/Bitriangular and Camel styles and reveal distinctive characteristics very meaningful to complete the panorama of the Garamantian symbolic world.File allegati a questo prodotto
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