Miscellania: Theory, Rock Art and Heritage: Theory, Rock Art and Heritage

As the Phoenician trade routes extended towards the Western Mediterranean Sea, new colonies and centers developed along its coasts. The center of Ancient Gadir was of paramount significance in this new commercial exchange. The Phoenician exchange extended far inland along the Guadalquivir River and its valley. Phoenician temples dedicated to their gods were erected, and religious cults were established in the whole area overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Along with trade the Phoenician passed on the religious rituals and artifacts that were revealing not only their believes, but also the tenements of Egyptian religion, art and Science. Today the Archaeological Museum of Cadiz seats on a street called "Calle del Tinte" or "Dye Street". Numerous Egyptian statuettes and other Egyptianized objects are in exhibition in the Museum and Museum's vaults. One of the most beautiful of these statuettes-and the most revealing -is the Carambolo statuette, which is in the Archaeological Museum in Seville. An investigation at these objects will be attempted here, although not an extensive-one (but a rather interesting!), highlighting the relations between Ancient Egyptian religion and Science in their Punic context. The Phoenician Heritage In The Guadalquivir Valley: Ancient Egyptian Material Culture, Religious Thought And Science / Alicia Meza -- Boqueirão Of Jatobá Grosso, Campo Formoso -- Ba, Brazil: Cognitive Archaeology And Rock Art / Cleberson Carlos Xavier De Albuquerque ; Anne Grazielle Azevedo De Almeida -- Analysis And Characterization Of The Micro-biological Colonization Of Rock Shelters With Prehistoric Paintings In Portugal / H. Gomes; P. Rosina; L. Santos -- Sites With Rock Art In The Serra De S. Mamede, In The Megalithic Landscapes Of The Northern Alentejo / Clara Oliveira; Jorge De Oliveira -- Images And Memory: The Case Of The Field Of Engravings Of Guanchincito (ca. 1250-1400 Ad, Catamarca, Argentina) / Mara Basile; Morma Ratto -- Catalogación, Restauracióny Conservación De Los Materiales Arqueológicos Rupestres Del Parque Arqueológico De Facatativá / Guillermo Muñoz Castilblanco -- History Of The Emergence And Development New Archaeology, Contemporary Theoretical And Methodological Legacy For The Modern Russian Science / I. Shuteleva -- Urban Archaeology In São Cristóvão City, Ne-brazil / Diogo M. Costa -- The Archaeological Heritage Of The Blackoccupancy In São Fancisco Do Sul -- Santa Catarina, Brazil / Fernanda Mara Borba; Dione Da Rocha Bandeira -- Perspectives Of Archaeological Curation: A Case Study On The Laboratory Of Archaeology Peter Hilbert / Daiane Pereira -- Archaeological Sites At Córdoba's Province, Argentina. A Cooperative Construction Of A Geographical Information System (gis) For Management / Thiago Costa -- Searching For Multivocality: Public Archaeology In Urban Central Brazil / Renata De Godoy. Edited By Luiz Oosterbook, Cláudia Fidalgo. Includes Bibliographical References. Text In English With One Paper In Spanish. Most Have Summaries In English And French. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents List of Figures and Tables Introduction THE PHOENICIAN HERITAGE IN THE GUADALQUIVIR VALLEY: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MATERIAL CULTURE, RELIGIOUS THOUGHT AND SCIENCE BOQUEIRÃO OF JATOBÁ GROSSO, CAMPO FORMOSO – BA, BRAZIL: COGNITIVE ARCHAEOLOGY AND ROCK ART ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MICRO-BIOLOGICAL COLONIZATION OF ROCK SHELTERS WITH PREHISTORIC PAINTINGS IN PORTUGAL SITES WITH ROCK ART IN THE SERRA DE S. MAMEDE, IN THE MEGALITHIC LANDSCAPES OF THE NORTHERN ALENTEJO IMAGES AND MEMORY: THE CASE OF THE FIELD OF ENGRAVINGS OF GUANCHINCITO (CA. 1250-1400 AD, CATAMARCA, ARGENTINA) CATALOGACIÓN, RESTAURACIÓN Y CONSERVACIÓN DE LOS MATERIALES ARQUEOLÓGICOS RUPESTRES DEL PARQUE ARQUEOLÓGICO DE FACATATIVÁ HISTORY OF THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT NEW ARCHAEOLOGY, CONTEMPORARY THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL LEGACY FOR THE MODERN RUSSIAN SCIENCE URBAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN SÃO CRISTÓVÃO CITY, NE-BRAZIL THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE OF THE BLACK OCCUPANCY IN SÃO FRANCISCO DO SUL – SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL PERSPECTIVES OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL CURATION: A CASE STUDY ON THE LABORATORY OF ARCHAEOLOGY PETER HILBERT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AT CÓRDOBA’S PROVINCE, ARGENTINA. A COOPERATIVE CONSTRUCTION OF A GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) FOR MANAGEMENT SEARCHING FOR MULTIVOCALITY: PUBLIC ARCHAEOLOGY IN URBAN CENTRAL BRAZIL This volume brings together several papers delivered in different sessions that, for various reasons, were not completely published. Four major themes are involved: cultural interactions, rock art, theory and heritage. Papers by A. Meza and F. Vergara discuss intercultural issues in archaeological and ethnoarchaeological contexts. The paper by Albuquerque and Almeida on cognitive archaeology opens a sequence of five papers dedicated to rock art issues, including pigments studies (Gomes, Rosina and Santos), landscape analysis (Oliveira and Oliveira; Basille and Ratto) and methodology (G. Muñoz). The relations between New Archaeology and modern Russian research are the focus of discussion by I. Shucteleva. Urban and modern archaeology in the context of heritage management of contact are discussed in the papers by D. Costa, F. Borba and D. Bandeira, D. Pereiosta and R. Godoy.