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245 1. $a Desert boats $d Texte imprimé $e predynastic and pharaonic era rock-art in Egypt's central Eastern Desert $e distribution, dating and interpretation $f Francis Lankester
260 .. $a Oxford $c Archaeopress $d 2013
280 .. $a xii, 138 pages $c illustrations, maps $d 30 cm
295 1. $a BAR international series $v 2544
300 .. $a Modified and abridged version of: Thesis (Ph.D.)--Durham University, 2012
300 .. $a Includes bibliographical references (pages 128-133)
327 .. $a Methodology. Introduction ; Methodological issues arising from the corpus ; Dating
petroglyphs: boat images as a case study ; Distribution ; Interpreting the central
eastern desert petroglyphs ; Conclusion. ; Environmental ndscape. Introduction
; Geography and geology of the survey area ; Water resources vironmental in the survey
area ; The Wadis as habitation ; Routes through the desert ; Conclusion. ; Human
depictions. Introduction ; Riverine animals ; Large animals ; Ungulates ; Canines:
Dogs (Canis familiaris) ; Birds: Ostriches (Struthio camelus) ; Other animals ; Conclusion.
; Human figures. Introduction ; Typology ; Overview ; Adornment-feathers ; Weapons
; Gender/age ; Control ; Hunting ; Posture ; One or two figures standing in boats
; Combinations ; Conclusion. ; Boats. Introduction ; Basis for the boat typology
; The five boat types ; Boat images with additional features ; Boat images with additional
features: human involvement ; The date of the boat images ; Distribution ; The additional
features of boats ; Comparison of the predynastic and pharaonic boats ; Comparison
with Nile Valley boat images ; Conclusion. ; Distribution gional analysis. Introduction
; Dating stribution ; Rock-art south of the southern Wadis: Kom Ombo drainage basin
; Overview scussion ; Dating ; Conclusion. ; Interpretation. Introduction ; Previous
interpretation of the predynastic rock-art ; The integrated approach: Linking the
rock-art with Nile Valley culture ; 'Dancing' ; Explaining the 'impossible combination'
tableau ; Utilitarian reasons for the petroglyphs ; Conclusion. ; Conclusion.
330 .. $a "The aim of this study is to explore the rock-art of the Central Eastern Desert and
has three objectives: to outline the petroglyphs' distribution, to date them, and
to explain who created them and for what purpose. It focuses in detail on the animal,
human and boat images within the geographical and chronological context in which they
were created; the landscape of what is now the Central Eastern Desert, and the Naqada,
Pharaonic and Greco-Roman Egyptian cultures."--Publisher's website
