During the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s Warumungu carver Nat Warano, better known as Tracker Nat, produced drawings painted carvings gifts for exchange in town of Tennant Creek Northern Territory. His art practice was a part his role leader community, he played moving community from reserve outside township to Warrabri south. gifting history tradition ngijinkirri among people, which brought recipient...

Petroglyphs of Karelia are one the most valuable and largest concentrations Rock Art monuments Neolithic hunters-fishermen-gatherers in Northern Europe. The main territory is an integral part historical cultural landscapes preserved from antiquity, which have exceptional attractiveness, originality a certain natural uniqueness. In 2021, petroglyphs were included UNESCO list, they became first m...

Hamadan province in western Iran has always been of particular archaeological significance mainly because its administrative centre Ecbatana, modern Hamadan. In 2005 a bas-relief dating to the Parthian period was found southern highlands Alvand, Yakhchal valley. Recently, second relief, very similar one, at Mydan Mishan. This relief depicts person lying on klinè with his legs stretched out and ...

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) has collaborated with numerous Canadian and international heritage institutions on the development of a complete suite of 3D imaging technologies for archival quality imaging, analysis and display of 3D models of museum objects and heritage sites including ancient crypt and grottos. The technology includes high-resolution laser scanner systems for r...

RUDIGER ROBERT BEER, Unicorn. Myth and reality, translated by Charles M. Stem, New York and London, Ash & Grant, 1977, 8vo, pp. 215, illus., £7.95. The original versions of this book were published in German. It now appears in an elegant volume with a multitude of illustrations taken from a wide variety of sources, including tapestries, mosaics, and carvings, as well as manuscripts and printed ...

hroughout history, astronomers have been accustomed to data falling from the sky. But our relatively newfound ability to store the sky's data in " clouds " offers us fascinating new ways to access, distribute, use, and analyze data, both in research and in education. Here we consider three interrelated questions: (1) What trends have we seen, and will soon see, in the growth of image and data c...

RUDIGER ROBERT BEER, Unicorn. Myth and reality, translated by Charles M. Stem, New York and London, Ash & Grant, 1977, 8vo, pp. 215, illus., £7.95. The original versions of this book were published in German. It now appears in an elegant volume with a multitude of illustrations taken from a wide variety of sources, including tapestries, mosaics, and carvings, as well as manuscripts and printed ...

The architecture of buildings in Ubud Village has a peculiarity because it uses the concept Traditional Balinese Architecture, and people mostly work as sculptors, so building more carvings or ornaments. One ofthe is angkul-angkul. Angkul-angkul one area traditional house that an access entrance to yard Hindu community. With influence technological advances, globalization cultural acculturation...

MESCAL hallucinations have recently been investigated in the hope that their elucidation might help to unravel other hallucinatory phenomena. Zucker 1 administered mescaline to patients with hallucinations. From the protocols given many of the effects obtained (coloured lights, tapestry patterns, visions of snakes and other animals) appear to have been similar to those induced by mescaline in n...

Birds were omnipresent occupants of the prehistoric sky world. Early chroniclers of Historic period Indian communities recorded that native populations believed birds were air-born emissaries of powerful spirits in the sky world. Various pleadings could be ritually transmitted to upper world forces through these winged messengers. It was felt upper world spiritual forces controlled the environm...