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M. van HOEK: GEOGRAPHY INDEX PART 1 CHAPTER 1.1 THE LIMITS OF THE SUBJECT CHAPTER 1.2 THE BRITISH ISLES CHAPTER 1.2.1 THE KILMARTIN VALLEY CHAPTER 1.2.2 THE LOCH TAY ROUTE, PATTERNS OF DIVERGENCE CHAPTER 1.2.3 NORTHUMBERLAND CHAPTER 1.3 GALICIA (ONE PAGE ONLY) CHAPTER 1.3.1 THE MUROS PENINSULA, A COASTAL GROUP CHAPTER 1.3.2 GARGAMALA, AN INLAND GROUP CHAPTER 1.4 THE ALPS, THE BIG BARRIER (ONE PAGE ONLY) CHAPTER 1.4.1 THE ALPS CHAPTER 1.4.2 ELVAS AND SPRONS, TWO ALPINE CEREMONIAL CENTRES CHAPTER 1.5 SCANDINAVIA CHAPTER 1.5.1 DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN SCANDINAVIA CHAPTER 1.5.2 DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN SWEDEN CHAPTER 1.5.3 DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN NORWAY CHAPTER 1.5.4 DISCUSSION PART 2 CHAPTER 2.1 DISTRIBUTION OF COMPLEX ART CHAPTER 2.2 INSTANCES OF “RE-SANCTIFICATION” CHAPTER 2.2.1 PREHISTORIC QUARRYING AND “RE-SANCTIFICATION” CHAPTER 2.2.2 BOATS AND CUP-AND-RINGS CHAPTER 2.2.3 HUMANS AND CUP-AND-RINGS CHAPTER 2.2.4 GALICIA, THE STAG AND THE CIRCLE CHAPTER 2.2.5 AXES AND CUP-AND-RINGS CHAPTER 3 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY A short note about copyrights. In this electronic world of computers, scanners and Internet it is very easy to copy anything you like. It therefore really does not matter whether you copy something from a book or a CD-ROM. From this CD-ROM you may copy anything you like, illustrations and text alike, provided you acknowledge the author or copyright-holder when you wish to use specific material. MAILING ADDRESS: MAARTEN A. M. VAN HOEK LAURIER 20 NL - 5061 WS OISTERWIJK HOLLAND E-MAIL: 1
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Page 34 and 35: site proves to be located (on purpo
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Page 42 and 43: Further west in Glenlochay, rock ar
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FIG. 31: ROCK ART SITES NEAR WOOLER
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ather featureless and is dominated
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1950 ± 110 BC (HAR-3071), dating i
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� CHAPTER 1.3 � GALICIA � INT
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FIG. 36: MUROS PENINSULA; SITES AND
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surround the petroglyph stone, conc
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FIGURE 40: THE BARCELOS GROUP. conc
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Vigo and the peninsula of Morrazo b
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1.3.1.2 THE TAXES VALLEY The same p
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water-filled basins on top initiall
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towards the Taxes valley. In this r
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map FIGURE 50: THE GARGAMALA COMPLE
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photo photo photo photo photo FIGUR
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Many instances prove that the manuf
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* 1.3.2.2.3 From the top of the rid
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It is moreover my opinion that, in
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ZONE A Group 1. As described by COS
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Group 7L. Just below Group 7K is a
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leading to a small cup-and-one-ring
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� CHAPTER 1.4.1 � * 1.4.1.1 DIS
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ather rough part of sinter at the e
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* 1.4.1.2 THE MAJOR ALPINE CONCENTR
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Actually they are of the average cu
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across the valley towards Tinizong.
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escarpment and only there we find a
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edge of a slight escarpment. One of
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approval and protection of their go
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important rock, No. 1, has more tha
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have been such a quarry. The type o
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in direct sight of the most elabora
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� CHAPTER 1.5 � SCANDINAVIA �
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and are therefore easily incorporat
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the standard size (although they va
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cupules is fundamentally similar to
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Each country, however, has a remark
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FIG. 92: TIME CHARTS AND SEA LEVEL
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MAP MAP illus. MAP illus. illus. il
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illus. FIG. 95: CUP-AND-RING DISTRI
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Important sites like Vitlycke, Lits
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map FIG. 101: THE HORDALAND REGION
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Another discrepancy between Hordala
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* 1.5.3.2 THE ROCK ART OF THE WESTE
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See FIG. 89. See FIG. 88. FIGURE 10
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of rings around a central cupule in
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the relief is steeper and the mount
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Next to these possibly Neolithic mo
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� CHAPTER 1.5.4 � A FINAL DISCU
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� APPENDICES � In the following
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APPENDIX 3. Spreadsheet summarising
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FIG. 117: DISTRIBUTION MAPS OF SCAN
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authorities (see Fig. 116), in orde
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dates to the end of the Mesolithic
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FIGURE. 123: STATISTICS OF EUROPEAN
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illus. illus. Whitehill map illus.
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FIG. 126: BOMBIE 1. either end of t
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map illus. illus. illus. map map ma
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The second axis includes a more sca
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Later, during more settled times, o
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superimpositions and situations of
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� CHAPTER 2.2.1 � PREHISTORIC Q
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Yet, most of these shaped stones, w
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* 2.2.1.1.1 GAYLES MOOR * Site B3 o
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notably remark that the surface of
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Although also MacKie acknowledges t
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* 2.2.1.2 CONCLUSIONS * It is clear
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� CHAPTER 2.2.2 � BOATS AND CUP
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Scandinavian cup-and-rings (but def
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� CHAPTER 2.2.3 � HUMANS AND CU
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FIGURE 150: SCANDINAVIAN “DISC-ME
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FIG. 152: ASPEBERGET. shows a cup-a
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FIGURE 154: BOTTNA OLSKROKEN, BOHUS
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(archaeological) information and as
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text FIG. 156: DISTRIBUTION OF ANIM
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FIG. 157: POSSIBLE PHASES OF ENGRAV
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illus illus illus FIG. 158: DISTRIB
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concept of the rock surface on whic
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� THE STAG AND THE SUN � In an
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FIG. 164: A: GERUM; B: JATTEBERGET.
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were animals often were hunted. Thi
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Then remains the question why deer
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� CHAPTER 2.2.5 � AXES AND CUP-
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doubtful ones at O Ramallal, both n
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STONEHENGE The fact that the images
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� CHAPTER 3 � GENERAL CONCLUSIO
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* 3.1.2 HAWAI’I * It is also poss
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map map map map FIGURE 183: CUP-AND
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FIG. 185: THE NEWLY DISCOVERED SITE
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inaccessible group of human factors
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* 3.2.2 INTERVISIBILITY * Almost ev
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When a lot of effort is involved to
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that cup-and-rings are mainly found
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© M van Hoek FIG. 189: SIMPLIFIED
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This initial phase of migration and
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Alternatively, it is also possible
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When new waves of Neolithic groups
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Although most mater
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. AMPUERO, B. G, 1993
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26. BROSTRÖM, S. G. & K. IHRESTAM.
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50. HASSELROTH, P. & A. OHLMARKS. 1
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77. MORRIS, R. W. B. & VAN HOEK, M.
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101. SOGNES, K. 1995. “Megalittis
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125. VAN HOEK, M. A. M. 1996b. The
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