This book offers a major collection of invited papers assembled for the specific occasion of the 60th birthday of Australian researcher Robert G., Bednarik. Its widely ranging topics reflect the equally wide-ranging interests of this most productive scholar, but they are all somehow arranged around his primary focus: the mind of ancient man, how he came to be human, and what kinds of scientific methodology might be brought to bear on the ambitious task of exploring these subjects. A large number of Indian and international scholars, representing most continents, address the broad spectrum of Bednarik\'s interests, and acquaint the reader with many of the specific problems and issues surrounding questions of the origins of culture, of human realities and the evolution of human cognition. One of the most distinctive common threads in this volume is its preoccupation with prehistoric rock art, reflected in the majority of the contributions, which also reflect the emphasis of Bednarik\'s continuing life work.
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Prof. Peddarapu Chenna Reddy is now Dean Chairman : Board of studies & Head of the Dept, School of History Culture and Archeology, Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University Srisailam Campus, Andhra Pradesh, South India, Secretary of College Planning and Development Council, Government Degree College, Srisailam Project, General Secretary of Joint action Committee for AII Employees, Teachers Associations/Unions, Srisailam Project, Secretary of Indian Red Cross Society, Joint Secretary of South Indian History Congress and Andhra Pradesh History Congress. He was Vice President of South Indian History Congress, He is an active Social and academic worker and is instrumental and Founder Secretary in establishing in Government Degree College and Dr. Ambedkar Open University Study Center in the Srisailam Project for the poor, dalit and tribal people. He received several felicitations, and awards such as Global Telugus Glory Award (1995); Sahiti Saraswati Siripi Anjaneyulu State award (1999); Best Teacher Award by Bandaru Sarojini Devi Memorial Foundation (2000). Moreover, his Biodata was published in Who is who in the World and V. I. P\'s of A. P. International (1995-96). His research interested include Archeology and Musicology, Travel and Tourism Management, Oral History and Folk Culture and Economic History. He is now editing a series of Festschrifts in honor of distinguished Ideologists, Archaeologists, Anthropologists. Historians, Art Historians and Folklorists of India and Abroad.
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Robert G. Bednarik and the dating of the Rock Art/Alan Watchman. 2. Formation of the International Federation of Rock Art Organisations (IFRAO)/B.K. Swartzs Jr. 3. A review of the work of Robert Bednarik/Jonathan Barnes. 4. Robert G. Bednarik and his contribution to Rock Art Research/P. Chenna Reddy. 5. The earliest manifestations of Art an attempted integration/Derek Hodgson. 6. Sketching the surface scratched Petroglyphs at Parker Point Dampier Western Australia/R.G. Gunn. 7. Science and Rock Art Research of the world/John Clegg. 8. Rock Art of India a reappraisal/Y. Mathpal. 9. Archaic minds and miniaturization Glozel/Norman Simms. 10. About Rock Art perception and the Bushman of Southern Africa/J.B. Deregowski. 11. Methodologies and discussions on the study of Rock Art Research perceptions for new investigational problems/Guillermo Munoz. 12. A method for studying finger flutings/Kevin Sharpe and Leslie Van Gelder. 13. The question of Palaeolithic scripts/Paul Bouissac. 14. The case for Aesthetics and Rock Art/Thomas Heyd. 15. Munda Vedic Mleccha speakers of Saravati Civilization/S. Kalyana Raman. 16. Rock Art and cultural responses to climatic changes in the central Sahara during the Holocene/Jean Loic Le Quellec. 17. Excavation of a Rock Shelter (No.18) in the campus of the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya Bhopal/G.L. Badam Amitava Choudhury Aditi Sen and Hemant Dave. 18. Rock Art education and ethics/Dario Seglie. 19. Reflections on dating of Rock Art/Marvin W. Rowe. 20. Portrayal of rhinoceros in art some questions/J. Manuel. 21. Cupules of Sandhbalda in Rairakhol Tehsil Orissa India/Prajnya Pratim Pradhan Arakhita Pradhan and Kamei Athoilu Pradhan. 22. Origin of Symbolism an Arabian perspective/Majeed Khan. 23. Musings on the Palaeolithic Fan Motif/John Feliks. 24. Indian prehistoric art the root of the Historical Classical Art/Sundara Adiga. 25. Recording and monitoring Rock Art in Britain and Libya with 3D laser scanning/T Barnett M Diaz Andreu and P Longhurst. 26. New discoveries at Niaux Cave in the French Pyrenees/Jean Clottes. 27. Palaeolithic cultural change in Western Eurasia across the 40 000 BP timeline continuities and environmental forcing/Francesco G. Fedele and Biagio Giaccio. 28. Bhimbetka Glyphs/James B. Harrod. 29. Naturalised epistemology human models of reality salience and cave iconography/Yann Pierre Montelle. 30. Documentation of painted Rock Shelters at Bhimbetka district Raisen Madhya Pradesh/S.B. Ota and J. Manuel. 31. Scientific interpretation of Rock Art/C. Patterson. 32. Deciphering some symbols/Geometric designs in the Rock Art of Bihar and Jharkhand/A.K. Prasad. 33. Rock paintings of Geruiya Pahar district Allahabad Uttar Pradesh India/D.P. Tewari. 34. Rock Art and sustainable indigenous Australian cultural heritage tourism/Graeme K. Ward. 35. A study of the Rock Art in the Upper Gundar Basin Madurai district Tamil Nadu India/V. Selvakumar. 36. Pre symbolic interaction and the Palaeo ecology of religion/Jorn Greve. 37. Rock Art explores Indus History/Dhanpat Singh Dhania. 38. Some ship representations in Indian Rock Art/Alok Tripathi. Index. This book offers a major collection of invited papers assembled for the specific occasion of the 60th birthday of Australian researcher Robert G. Bednarik. Its widely ranging topics reflect the equally wide ranging interests of this most productive scholar but they are all somehow arranged around his primary focus the mind of ancient man how he came to be human and what kinds of scientific methodology might be brought to bear on the ambitious task of exploring these subjects. A large number of Indian and international scholars representing most continents address the broad spectrum of Bednarik's interests and acquaint the reader with many of the specific problems and issues surrounding questions of the origins of culture of human realities and the evolution of human cognition. One of the most distinctive common threads in. Seller Inventory # 61110
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