Sigillate pottery of the Roman Empire from excavations in Spain, made chiefly by the president of the Hispanic Society of America at Italica Alice Wilson Frothingham

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Frothingham, Alice Wilson

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1 प्रागैतिहासिक भारतीय चित्रकला /
by गुप्त, जगदीश
2 भारतीय पुरातत्त्व और प्रागैतिहासिक संस्कृतियाँ
by सहाय, शिवस्वरुप
3 भारत का प्रागैतिहास और आद्य-इतिहास
by जैन, वी.के.
4 Aihole
5 Ajanta
by Mitra, Debala
6 Altamira revisited
7 Anasazi tower structure. Toward the middle and late periods of the twelfth century, agricultural peoples had begun to aggregates in large, stone cities of multi-storied apartments
8 Ancient and classical art
by Kahane, P.P.
9 Ancient human remains
by Gupta, Pabitra
10 Ancient human remains
by Gupta, Pabitra
11 Ancient road networks and settlement hierarchies in the new world
12 Animals into art
13 Antecedents of early man in Northwastern India
by Vasishat, R.N.
14 Archaeology
by Eddy, Frank W.
15 Archaeology as long-term history
16 Archaeology of human origins
by Isaac, Glynn
17 Archaeology of prehistoric coastlines
18 Archaic mythic creature. Archaic rock art throughout the plateau often appears to contain fantastic mythic creatures andghostly, spirit-like figures
19 Archaic petroglyphs and hunting camp
20 Archaic pictoglyphs. Classic Archaic rack art figures showing great attention to painted and scratched details
21 Archak Great Ghost pictographs [slides]
22 Art of Ajanta and Sopocani
by Upadhya, Om D.
23 Art of Ajanta and Sopocani
by Upadhya, Om D.
24 Art of cave dwellar
by Brown, G.B.
25 Art of the lower ganges valley : a pictorial monography
by Mandal, Prasanta Kumar
26 Art of the stone age
27 Arts in civilisation
by Hobbs, Jack A.
28 Atlas of early man
by Hawkes, Jacquetta
29 Bangkok National Museum
30 Boat in form of Garuda [slides]
31 Breech birth petroglyph [slides]
32 Brief history of Western man
by Greer, Thomas H.
33 Butter wash petroglyph anthropomorphs. Rocks art thought to be associated with the early stages of agricultural life retains many Archaic features such as large ceremonial figures [slides]
34 Cainville desert storm [slides]
35 Cambridge illustrated history of prehistoric art
by Bahn, Paul G.
36 Cave home of Peking man
by China Lan-po
37 Ceramics before farming
38 Chalcolithic pottery paintings
by Datta, Veena
39 Civilization of the goddess
by Gimbutas, Marija
40 Communal fremont hunt petroglyphs what energies the fremont did not devote to agriculture may have gone into their detailed expressive rock art reflecting their preference for hunting [slides]
41 Comparative study and racial analysis of the human remains of Indus valley civilization
by Chatterjee, B.K.
42 Conical ruin and rock art [slides]
43 Corn petroglyphs [slides]
44 Corn petroglyphs [slides]
45 Creative explosion
by Pfeiffer, John E.
46 Deer goddess of ancient Siberia
by Jacobson, Esther
47 Dunhuang art
48 Dunhuang art
49 Dunhuang art
50 Early Archaic abstract petroglyphs. Desert boulders covered with pecked meanders, pits and grooves are typical of early Archaic rock art
51 Early homo sapiens and their migration
by Budhi Singh
52 Early Indians
by Joseph, Tony
53 Early man
by Howell, F. Clark
54 Early man in China
by Jia Lanpo
55 Early man in Eastern Himalayas
by Sharma, A.K.
56 Economic prehistory
by Clark, Grahama
57 Egypt
by Wildung, Dietrich
58 Encyclopedia of prehistory
59 End of the bronze age
by Robert Drews
60 Environment and ecology of early man in North West India geological and paleontological evidences
by Gaur, Rajan
61 Et sa correspondance
by Leemans, Conrade
62 Eugene Dubois and the ape-man from Java
by Theunissen, Bert
63 Evolution of Homo Erwctus
by Rightmire, G. Philip
64 Exotic art
65 "Faces motif" anthropomorph and figurine Suspected Anasazi "faes motif" pictographs in canyonlands also resemble clay figurines that have been found in fremont territory, north of the Canyon Lands [slides]
66 Faces motif pictographs. The agricultural Anasazi asimilated many traditions from Surrounding peoples in Utah, Colorado and Arizona [slides]
67 Flute player and flute. The flute player in Anasazi rock art was not entirely legendary; the flute as an artifact is found throughout the upper colorado plateau [slides]
68 Flute-player petroglyphs. Flute players are a common rock art motif of the Anasazi and other farming peoples [slides]
69 Folk's Battle pertroglyph. Occasionally proto historic rock art illustrates on historically verifiable events [slides]
70 Foraging and farming
71 Foremont River lndscape [slides]
72 Form in indigenous art
73 Fremont-Anasazi occupation areas [slides]
74 Fremont anthropomorphs, this representation of a front facing torso-only human figures with bold chest decorations, inverted "bucket - shape" heads and further headdresses is a characteristic motif of the Fremont [slides]
75 Fremont hunter, elk and bear. Another possible Fremont hunting technique: an elk and a bear with cubs may and with the hunter collecting his share of the defeated animal [slides]
76 Fremont pictograph figurines. Rock art believed to be foremont portrays figurines, bur generally as pertroglyphs, such as this inverted bucrret head figure containg an internal figure containg an internal figure with round an [slides]
77 Fremont sandal petroglyphs. based on the depiction of Sandal paints, footprint, sheep and geometric elements, this petroglyphs may be a Fremont "Visual discussion" of a journey [slides]
78 Fyodor Dostoyevsky
by Kjetsaa, Geir
79 Gardner's art through the ages
by Kleiner, Fred S.
80 Global rock art
81 Gods of prehistoric man
by Maringer, Johannes
82 Great Gallery humans Close up detail of small human figures jousting with a staff amidst the presence of the large looming figures [slides]
83 Great Gallery spirit and men [slides]
84 Historic "buckskin" petroglyph. Headdressed anthropomorph wearing fringed buck skin teggings, holding spear, possibly superimposed over a curvilinear meander or shake (older) [slides]
85 Historic family portrait petroglyph [slides]
86 Historic ute Petroglyphs. Mounted heddressed warrior or hunter and riders beside and buffalo and headdressed authropomorph holding a shield and a large spear or staff [slides]
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by Janson, H.W.
88 History of the ancient world
by Starr, Chester G.
89 Human dawn
90 Human remains from Burzahom
by Basu, Arabinda
91 Human remains from Burzahom
by Basu, Arabinda
92 Hunter and three-horned sheep [slides]
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95 Illustrated dictionary of prehistoric life
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by Fabri, Charles
97 Indian rock art and its global context
by Chakravarty, Kalyan Kumar
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99 Indonesian prehistoric tools
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