viernes, 18 de marzo de 2011

Un nuevo museo recrea el "Paraíso Rupestre" de la cueva de Tito Bustillo



Vídeo YouTube (efe, 17/03/2011 ) añadido a Paleo Vídeos > Prehistoria de España y Portugal > L.R.1.2

La cueva asturiana de Tito Bustillo, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por sus valiosos restos de arte rupestre paelolítico, cuenta desde hoy en Ribadesella con un museo en el que se han invertido 11 millones de euros para poder recrear algunos de sus espacios más singulares como el Camerín de las Vulvas.

Entrada relacionada: 07-05-10. Centro de Arte Rupestre Tito Bustillo (vídeo).
Tito Bustillo en el Archivo del noticiario

jueves, 17 de marzo de 2011

Néandertal, Tome 3 : Le meneur de meute

Une bande-dessinée pour rencontrer et voir vivre Néandertal... !


Album: Néandertal, Tome 3 : Le meneur de meute
Emmanuel Roudier
Editions Delcourt
Album: 56 pages
Editeur : Delcourt (16 mars 2011)
Langue : Français

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lunes, 14 de marzo de 2011

Paleolithic cave drawings



Vídeo YouTube (ArabWorldAnimation, 04/03/2011) añadido a Paleo Vídeos > Prehistoria Universal > L.R.2.2

Related: Breaking down movement In Palaeolithic Art Marc Azéma, Inora Newsletter #43 (2005).
Palaeolithic artists have tried to give life to the animals that they represented on cave walls or other supports at their disposal and which have survived until the present (plaques, stone blocks, objects from daily life). There are many examples of a graphic representation of animals in motion, mainly the large herbivores. Often simple and unobtrusive, sometimes spectacular, these illustrations very often show precise observation of behaviour observed in nature...

Atlantis Is Found?



Vídeo YouTube (STeLLaLuNOra, 13/03/2011) añadido a Paleo Vídeos > Prehistoria Universal > L.R.2.2

Freund, a University of Hartford professor, believes he and his research team have found the legendary island-city described by Plato in about 360 B.C. as having "in a single day and night ... disappeared into the depths of the sea."

Using satellite photography, ground-penetrating radar, underwater technology and some old-fashioned reasoning, Freund said his team pinpointed the city in a vast marsh in southern Spain that dries out one month a year. Their findings are featured in a National Geographic special premiering tonight, "Finding Atlantis."

La Atlántida en el Archivo del noticiario
Atlantis en el Archivo del noticiario