TRACCE Online Rock Art Bulletin 6 – Jan 1997
 TRACCE Online Rock Art Bulletin no. 6
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Links and short news
TRACCE no. 6
Main Archaeological links, main Rock Art links, Short news and appointments…
“Topographic” Engravings (Alpine arc) part ****
TRACCE no. 6 – by Andrea Arcà
The Settled Ground in the “Topographic” Engravings
of the Alpine Arc
The Graffiti in Camunnian Rock Art
TRACCE no. 6 – by Elena Marchi
Valcamonica Rock Art is constituted of thousands of engravings. Prehistoric man chose, as support for the figures, almost always a sedimentary rock, compact, reddish-grey, perfectly polished by the glaciers: the Permian sandstone.
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The Virtual Museum of Stelae-Statues
TRACCE no. 6 – by Paolo Emilio Bagnoli
The Virtual Museum of Stelae-Statues from Lunigiana (Italy).
Thanks to the officials of the Archaeological Superintendency of Tuscany the virtual museum of Stelae-Statues of Lunigiana (Massa Carrara, northern Tuscany, Italy) is on-line again. The legal difficulties concerning the online exposure of the pictures have been overcome.
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Rupestrian Archaeology
TRACCE no. 6 – by Angelo Fossati
The term Rupestrian archaeology was coined in Val Camonica in 1989 to indicate the need to treat the study of “rock art” as an archaeological discipline, on par with other branches.
Vale de Vermelhosa: scale drawings
TRACCE no. 6 – by Jane Kolber
Scale drawings of the Vale de Vermelhosa Engravings.
The Etched in Time Project invited me to be a participant in recording the engravings in the Vale de Vermelhosa (Côa Valley Area, Portugal).