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E-raamat: Making Art in the Ice Age: The Story of How Our Ancestors Made Images

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Nov-2025
  • Kirjastus: Archaeopress Archaeology
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781805830894
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The extraordinary phenomenon of Ice Age art endured for over 30,000 years of our prehistory. This book will show you how the art was discovered, how it was made, how we know its age and if its genuine. But this art is much more than pictures and paint it tells us more about our early ancestors than bones and tools ever will. Life during the Ice Age was a huge part of our human journey, and the people who lived then, by painting on cave walls and engraving their myths on animal bones, have reached out to us down the millennia with their stories and memories. It is unlikely we will ever know the meanings of the simple handprints or the animal silhouette paintings, or the ideas that were shared in great cave wall murals, but they are likely to be profound. And despite our inability to understand the messages, we can still marvel at the valuable gifts these Ice Age artists have bestowed on us.

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'...Making Art in the Ice Age provides enough detail to inspire children to learn more about Ice Age life and living, perhaps even to try making copies of the artworks, -though not in caves! I think this book will be a valuable and essential purchase for public libraries and for school libraries. Any schoolteachers contemplating teaching about Ice Age people and their world would do well to read this book first.' John Shea (2026) 'Over the course of 94 colourful and well-illustrated pages, Bahn and Clifford have taken this monumental and deeply mysterious part of our human story and succeeded in creating an accessible, engaging, and fascinating resource.' Simon Norton (2026): Current World Archaeology #136

Foreword


Deep time line


How was cave art discovered?


What did they draw and paint?


Drawing humans


Portable art


Techniques in cave art


What did they use to make art?


Images outside caves


How old is the art?


Fakes and forgeries


Can we know what the art means?


Conclusion


Glossary


Appendix: Further reading


Image credits
Paul Bahn has a PhD in archaeology from Cambridge University, and for decades has been an independent researcher, writing and editing a wide range of archaeological books, including several on Ice Age art. He also lectures on numerous tours to the decorated Ice Age caves.













Elle Clifford began her career lecturing in social and developmental psychology, and researching stress and womens reproductive health. She published over a dozen academic papers on these topics. She then acquired a Masters degree in prehistory at York University with a thesis on cave art and mythological worlds. In recent years Elle has accompanied Paul on visits to more than 50 of the most important decorated caves. They have co-authored two papers on the so-called Lion Man figurine of the Ice Age.
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