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Des ruptures socio-culturelles en traits ? Un réexamen de l’art azilien et épigravettien récent à la fin du Pléistocène

Authors: Sigari, Dario; Bourdier, Camille;

Des ruptures socio-culturelles en traits ? Un réexamen de l’art azilien et épigravettien récent à la fin du Pléistocène

Abstract

À la fin du Pléistocène, en Europe occidentale, la culture matérielle est marquée par de nombreux changements, en particulier dans l’expression graphique avec le développement d’une iconographie non-figurative sur supports mobiliers et la raréfaction de la figuration réaliste et de l’art pariétal. Ces discontinuités graphiques – vues comme des ruptures – ont servi de marqueurs culturels spatiaux en séparant l’Épigravettien du pourtour méditerranéen du Magdalénien continental et atlantique, et temporels entre Magdalénien et Azilien. Les études récentes et en cours de plusieurs corpus d’art mobilier atlantiques (Rocher de l’Impératrice, Murat) et italiens (Polesini, Romanelli) viennent nuancer ce tableau. Les expressions graphiques des deux espaces montrent de nombreux liens interrogeant la scission des mondes épigravettien et magdalénien-azilien. Tandis que la rupture graphique de l’Azilien Récent apparaît de plus en plus comme un unicum, questionnant sa réalité.

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Europe occidentale, [SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory, Art paléolithique, Art mobilier, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, Pléistocène

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