Expanding Intellectual Horizons: Art and Ideas in the Upper Paleolithic and New Stone Age |  |
Chapter Outline
Chapter Overview
Prelude
Chronicle
The Upper Paleolithic Great Leap Forward
Stone Blades Of The Upper Paleolithic
Broadening The Subsistence Base
Larger Sites Of Aggregation
Branching Out In Raw Materials
Abundance Of Nonutilitarian Objects
Use Of Exotic Raw Materials
More Elaborate Burials
Production Of Art
A Revolution Of Intellect: The Meaning Of Upper Paleolithic Art
The Earliest Art: Australia And Africa
Upper Paleolithic Art In Europe
The Venus Figurines
Issues And Debates:
Is There A Gap Between The Evolution Of Anatomically Modern Humans And The Development Of Modern Intelligence?
What Does The Art Of The Upper Paleolithic Mean?
Was The Paleolithic “A Man’s World”?
Case Study Close-Up
Visiting The Past
Summary
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Key Terms
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