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Döhl, Rebecca: Felsbilder Ägyptens: Zeichen einer sozialisierten Landschaft, Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2022. https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.925

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05/25/2022

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Rebecca Döhl

Felsbilder Ägyptens

Zeichen einer sozialisierten Landschaft

Egyptian rock art has a problem regarding its secure dating and its cultural contextualization. Therefore, in this dissertation an approach is chosen, based on a spatial analysis and considering the use of the rock images as signs in a communication process. Rock art of the Central Eastern Desert and Wadi Berber in Aswan was chosen as case studies. The spatial analysis includes the contextual embedding in the reconstructed natural landscape and the concrete socio-economically used places. The semiotic approach examines the rock art as signs within a system of graphic information processing in order to approximate the functioning of the images.

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Rebecca Döhl received her PhD in Egyptology at the FU Berlin and studied geoinformatics at the University of Salzburg. Her last fieldwork project in Egypt was on rock art in Wadi Berber, Aswan. She is currently working at the Institute for Archeology of the Humboldt University in the DH-project "Corpus of Ancient Egyptian Multimodal Communication".

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Table of Contents
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Titelei
a-4
Inhalt
5-11
Danksagung
13
1. Einführung
15-95
2. Theoretischer Teil – Felsbilder als Zeichen einer sozialisierten Landschaft
97-152
3. Fallbeispiele
153-204
4. Analytischer Teil I: Rekonstruktion des naturräumlichen Kontextes
205-254
5. Analytischer Teil II: Rekonstruktion des lebensweltlichen Kontextes
255-305
6. Analytischer Teil III: Felsbilder als Kommunikationsmittel in einer sozialisierten Landschaft
307-452
7. Zusammenfassung
453-464
8. Summary
465-474
Tafeln
475-489
Anhang I – Ostwüste
491
Anhang II – Wadi Berber
493
Glossar
495-496
Bibliographie
497-530
Abbildungs- und Tafelverzeichnis
531-535

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