孟买岩洞岩石艺术的挑战与展望

IF 0.1 Q4 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
P. Bushozi
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孟买的岩石庇护所及其周围的景观是人类认知行为和其他文化习俗进化的证据被发现的地方。在孟买记录的深层和分层的考古沉积物显示出独特的技术和行为特征,可能与中石器时代(MSA)、晚石器时代(LSA)、新石器时代和铁器时代文化有关。考古记录还发现了一些具有象征意义的物品,如赭石颜料、珠子和染有赭石的石橡胶,这些物品表达了从MSA到现在居住在孟买岩石避难所和周围景观的祖先的认知能力。赭石颜料被认为是全球前寒武纪和片麻岩岩壁上绘画人物的成分之一。尽管是人类智力成就的重要组成部分,但在孟买描绘的岩石艺术图像受到物理风化和人为活动的严重影响。本文探讨了孟买的岩石艺术在多大程度上参考了文化进程、保护挑战和未来使用的前景。所呈现的数据是通过使用现代分析技术,如ImageJ和Adobe Photoshop C5软件来追踪绘画,通过深入的文档收集的。在孟买发现了两种传统的狩猎-觅食系统和班图语绘画。然而,孟买岩画的保护状况并不理想,需要采取集体管理的方式。
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Challenges and Prospects for the Rock Art of Mumba Rock-shelter
The Mumba rock-shelter and its surrounding landscape are places where evidences for the evolution of human cognitive behaviour and other cultural practices have been uncovered. Deep and stratified archaeological deposits recorded at Mumba have shown unique distinctive technological and behavioural traits with possible connections between Middle Stone Age (MSA), Later Stone Age (LSA), Neolithic, and Iron Age cultures. Archaeological records were found associated with symbolic-revealing objects such as ochre pigments, beads, and stone rubber stained with red ochre, which express the cognitive ability of ancestors who inhabited Mumba rock-shelter and the surrounding landscape from the MSA to the present. Ochre pigments are believed to be one of the ingredients for painted figures executed globally on Precambrian and gneiss rock-walls. Despite being a significant part of human intellectual achievements, the rock art images depicted at Mumba have been severely affected by physical weathering and anthropogenic actions. This paper explores the extent to which the rock art of Mumba reference cultural processes, conservation challenges, and prospects for future uses. The presented data were collected through in-depth documentation using modern analytical techniques such as ImageJ and Adobe Photoshop C5 softwares to trace the paintings. Two traditional systems of hunter-forager and Bantu speaking paintings were identified at Mumba. However, the conservation status of the rock art of Mumba is not ideal, which necessitates collective management approaches.
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Khazar Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
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