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Barrier Canyon Style

Name: Barrier Canyon Style
Brand: University of Utah Press
SKU: 46173127
Price: 30.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Goodloe Suttler
ISBN: 9781647692001

Goodloe Suttler

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Codice Libristo: 46173127

Casa editrice University of Utah Press, novembre 2024

Barrier Canyon Style (BCS), primarily composed of Indigenous American pictographs that have survived... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 46173127

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Barrier Canyon Style (BCS), primarily composed of Indigenous American pictographs that have survived for thousands of years in the canyon country of eastern Utah and far western Colorado, is among the most visually stunning pictograph traditions in the world. This excellent reference, featuring over one hundred photographs, is the first to focus solely on the art and its context. Barrier Canyon Style begins with a vicarious tour of twenty of the most important BCS sites. High-quality photographs by Goodloe Suttler accompany text by Phil R. Geib, an expert in rock imagery and archaic time-period archaeology. The volume provides explanations of motif classifications and their meanings, as well as details on the chronology of human occupation in the area, the array of techniques used by Native people to leave marks upon rock surfaces, and a consideration of styles and subject matter observable in these artworks.