Ecologies of bronze age rock art: organisation, design and articulation of petroglyphs in eastern-central Sweden
"The Bronze Age (1700?500 BCE) petroglyphs of southern Scandinavia comprise a unique tradition of rock art in northern Eurasia. Despite a limited repertoire of motifs such as cupmarks, boats, anthropomorphs, zoomorphs, podomorphs and circles, it shows great variability in design, elaboration an...
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Oxford ; Havertown, PA
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2024
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| Schriftenreihe: | Swedish rock art series
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The Bronze Age (1700?500 BCE) petroglyphs of southern Scandinavia comprise a unique tradition of rock art in northern Eurasia. Despite a limited repertoire of motifs such as cupmarks, boats, anthropomorphs, zoomorphs, podomorphs and circles, it shows great variability in design, elaboration and articulation. This book is a study of the Mälaren region in southern-central Sweden that includes one of the most prominent rock art clusters of southwest Uppland as well as the hinterland of Södermanland county. The rock art in this region is studied on three scales: regional, local and particular. This allows for comparisons between dense and small sites, an exploration of how the Bronze Age rock art tradition developed over time in the area, and equally how the design and articulation of certain motifs relate to contemporary settlements, waterways and varying environmental settings.0Patterns and structures in the distribution and articulation of the petroglyphs show that the different motifs are not only visual expressions but very much material enactments. The motifs often physically relate to each other, the flows of water, and the microtopography and mineral contents of the rocks. The study is therefore not as much about rock art as images and symbols as it is about the ecology of rock art ? the web of social and physical relations in which it was enacted and employed. From this perspective, the petroglyphs are seen as petrofacts, that is something akin to tools or devices articulated in various ways to affect humans, other-than-humans and the animacies of the coastal milieus where they were made." |
| Beschreibung: | vi, 171 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 28 cm |
| ISBN: | 9798888571392 |
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| spelling | Fahlander, Fredrik 1965- Verfasser (DE-588)1049428757 aut Ecologies of bronze age rock art organisation, design and articulation of petroglyphs in eastern-central Sweden Fredrik Fahlander Oxford ; Havertown, PA Oxbow Books 2024 vi, 171 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 28 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Swedish rock art series 9 "The Bronze Age (1700?500 BCE) petroglyphs of southern Scandinavia comprise a unique tradition of rock art in northern Eurasia. Despite a limited repertoire of motifs such as cupmarks, boats, anthropomorphs, zoomorphs, podomorphs and circles, it shows great variability in design, elaboration and articulation. This book is a study of the Mälaren region in southern-central Sweden that includes one of the most prominent rock art clusters of southwest Uppland as well as the hinterland of Södermanland county. The rock art in this region is studied on three scales: regional, local and particular. This allows for comparisons between dense and small sites, an exploration of how the Bronze Age rock art tradition developed over time in the area, and equally how the design and articulation of certain motifs relate to contemporary settlements, waterways and varying environmental settings.0Patterns and structures in the distribution and articulation of the petroglyphs show that the different motifs are not only visual expressions but very much material enactments. The motifs often physically relate to each other, the flows of water, and the microtopography and mineral contents of the rocks. The study is therefore not as much about rock art as images and symbols as it is about the ecology of rock art ? the web of social and physical relations in which it was enacted and employed. From this perspective, the petroglyphs are seen as petrofacts, that is something akin to tools or devices articulated in various ways to affect humans, other-than-humans and the animacies of the coastal milieus where they were made." Geschichte 1700 v. Chr.-500 v. Chr. gnd rswk-swf Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 gnd rswk-swf Felsbild (DE-588)4016718-5 gnd rswk-swf Mittelschweden Ost (DE-588)4559666-9 gnd rswk-swf Petroglyphs / Sweden Bronze age / Sweden Mittelschweden Ost (DE-588)4559666-9 g Felsbild (DE-588)4016718-5 s Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 s Geschichte 1700 v. Chr.-500 v. Chr. z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 979-8-88857-140-8 Swedish rock art series 9 (DE-604)BV040900227 9 |
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| title | Ecologies of bronze age rock art organisation, design and articulation of petroglyphs in eastern-central Sweden |
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