of humans and animals became less common, while diverse ornament became widespread. Almost no anthropomorphic or zoomorphic representations from the last phase of the Upper Palaeolithic have been discovered, yet the number of known ornaments originating

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Date: 2002-02-19 15:37:06 Upper Paleolithic Stone Age Europe Prehistoric art Matriarchy Prehistoric sculpture Venus figurines Venus of Willendorf Venus of Galgenberg Aurignacian Paleolithic Stone Age Archaeology		of humans and animals became less common, while diverse ornament became widespread. Almost no anthropomorphic or zoomorphic representations from the last phase of the Upper Palaeolithic have been discovered, yet the number of known ornaments originating Add to Reading List Source URL: www.folklore.ee Download Document from Source Website File Size: 332,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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