Titlebook: Between Worlds; Understanding Ritual Lindsey Büster,Eugène Warmenbol,Dimitrij Mleku? Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Digital

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Anna Street,Magnolia Pauker,Julien Alliotorts of alien wisdom, insight and imagination. Human interaction with caves can be seen as attempts at domestication of this alien power. This relationship between caves and landscape is explored using a case study from the ?kocjan Caves, Slovenia.

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Anna Street,Julien Alliot,Magnolia Paukeraeological research in caves of Pan and the Nymphs has focused on the visual characteristics of the sites and makes no reference to their aural qualities. This chapter suggests that acoustic survey should be reinforced at these sites, to gain an understanding of whether or not sound was a determinin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2864-4f emerging digital approaches in the analysis, presentation and management of the Sculptor’s Cave, from the elucidation of additional carved details and the monitoring of surface degradation, to the dissemination of this difficult-to-access site to the wider public via online platforms.

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Transfer Pricing in Government Organizationstage specialists applied a range of techniques to document and communicate the rich heritage of the Wemyss Caves. The management outcome of a sophisticated dataset against which to monitor change is further enhanced by the flexibility of the digital resource. This has allowed us to recreate lost Pic

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Transfer Pricing in Government Organizations cultural information contained in myths, the quantitative acoustic data lead to the conclusion that the artists intentionally selected strongly sound-reflecting locations. Thus much rock art may represent manifestations of locally focused ritualistic behaviour expressing global beliefs of acoustic

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,Das Problem der Intersubjektivit?t,om these approaches to describe the way that things act. Things act in accordance with the properties they have and in a way that is structured and enabled by their past history. From this perspective, caves . be shown to act, and therefore caves would have been perceived in the past as having agency.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95192-5 it will be possible to discuss what may have motivated site selection and how caves may have been connected to social attitudes towards landscape, including the projection of identity and the formation of cosmology.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95192-5other case studies from the same area sheds light on ritual variability in Middle Bronze Age central Italy, whilst indicating how aspects such as repetition, fertility and construction of identity are unifying threads across the cave sites.