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Locality: |
Paspardo, In Valle |
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Region: |
Lombardia |
Area: |
Valcamonica |
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Environment & Surface |
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Altitude:
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930 m
Open-air
Shelter
Cave
Portable
Megalithic
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Geography: |
The rock is positioned in front of the Serio stream valley, just on the top of the cliff in front of the Cimbergo castle. |
Proximity: |
There is a path that connects the rock with other rocks of the area (3, 4, 9) and to the new Deria road. |
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Geology: |
Sandstone outcrop |
Surface: |
polished, concave surface. Inclination20°, microflora (algae, lichens, mosses) and patina, cracks. |
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Dimensions:
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Length 1.20 m.
Width 0.90 m.
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Art |
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Description: |
Engravings
Paintings
Painted engravings
High or low-relief
Sculpture
Paspardo Municipality (BS),
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Figures: |
total number 6
warriors, castle, crosses
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Chronology: |
Palaeolithic
Epipalaeolithic - Mesolithic
Neolithic
Copper Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Roman
Middle Age
Modern
Unknown
Iron Age (style IV 4; 3rd cent. BC) to Middle Ages (13th cent AD). The Style IV of the Valcamonica Rock art corresponds with the Iron Age and with the beginning of the Roman period. The Style IV has been divided (Fossati) in 5 sub-phases: I (schematic), II (pre-naturalistic), III (naturalistic), IV (decadent), V (final). Each phase finds chronological comparisons between engraved and real objects (mostly metal weapons).
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In the area the most important rock is In Valle rock 4. On rock In Valle 3 there are a number of praying figure and shovel shapes. More info about Valcamonica and Alpine Rock Art at http://rupestre.net/alps. |
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Conservation |
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Status: |
Public
Private
Park
Classified site
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Risk: |
The rock is subjected to be covered by soil and leaves, due to the fact that is in a oblique position, and to the regrowing of lichens, mosses and algae, due to the humidity. |
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Conservation: |
Good
Quite good
Mediocre
Bad
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Intervention: |
Originally the engraved surface was partially covered by ground and grass, moss and algae which were removed after the discovery. The rock was cleaned, enlighten and traced in 1987. |
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| Record n. 461 / 807 |
No commercial use is allowed. Specific © is mentioned in the captions or owned by each Author or Institution |
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EuroPreArt, European Prehistoric Art, is a web-based archaeological project funded by the European Union which aims to establish a lasting data-base of European prehistoric art documentation, to launch the base of an European institutional network and to contribute to the awareness of the diversity and richness of European Prehistoric Art.
It is proposed by: Instituto Politécnico de Tomar (IPT, Portugal),
CUEBC - European University Centre for Cultural Heritage (Italy - Europe),
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (España),
Asociación Cultural Colectivo Barbaón (España),
Université de Liège (Belgique),
Gotland University College (Sverige),
University College Dublin (Eire),
Cooperativa Archeologica Le Orme dell'Uomo (Italia),
Study Centre and Museum of Prehistoric Art of
Pinerolo (Italia),
The European Centre for Prehistoric Research in the Alto Ribatejo (Portugal),
ArqueoJovem - a youth NGO (Portugal).
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