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L’art rupestre d’Alta, Norvège. Sémiotique visuelle
Delnoÿ, David
2026 • In Anthropologie, 130 (1), p. 103448
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Keywords :
Alta; Rock art; Semiotics; Statistics; Structuralism; Symbolism; Anthropology; History and Philosophy of Science
Abstract :
[en] Alta rock art shapes appear remarkably similar over a period of nearly six millennia. Careful observation reveals graphic variations that give the shapes a distinctive appearance. After defining these variations, we subjected the data to multiple factor analysis in order to highlight the similarities between certain groups. The results interpretation confirms the four phases of representation defined elsewhere and allows us to link altitude, dating and engraved groups. This study also offers the possibility of comparing the engravings with other decorated panels, and indicating the possible phases of activity in these areas. We also consider the modest rock paintings of Alta.
Disciplines :
Archaeology
Art & art history
Anthropology
Author, co-author :
Delnoÿ, David ;  Université de Liège - ULiège
Language :
French
Title :
L’art rupestre d’Alta, Norvège. Sémiotique visuelle
Publication date :
2026
Journal title :
Anthropologie
ISSN :
0003-5521
Publisher :
Elsevier Masson s.r.l.
Volume :
130
Issue :
1
Pages :
103448
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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