Les gravures rupestres du Bego. Recherche sur le statut et les interprétations des pétroglyphes protohistoriques. Proche et Moyen Orient trained in botanical drawing in

trained in botanical drawing in the galleries of the National Museum of Natural History

quando Camillo Borghese alienò a Napoleone alcune delle opere antiche di maggior pregio

while questioning our attitudes and practices towards objects

and the vast whole

Michael Geertsen

Les gravures rupestres du Bego. Recherche sur le statut et les interprétations des pétroglyphes protohistoriques. Proche et Moyen Orient trained in botanical drawing inIn the heart of Mercantour (Alpes Maritimes), approximately 80 km north of Nice, the site of Mont Bego contains, between 1,900 and 2,935 m above sea level, one of the most remarkable cultural heritages of the Alpine arc. More than 100,000 protohistoric engravings have been recorded there, including 40,000 figurative ones: the Sorcerer, the Tribal Chief, Christ and the Dancer are just a few of the masterpieces of the Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Ages