Age of the Heroes: a brief overview of Valcamonica rock-art during the Iron Age (I millennium BC) Valcamonica World Heritage

Despite the long-lasting tradition of carving the rocks--an activity that, according to many scholars probably spanned thousands of years--,Valcamonica rock-art reached its production peak during the Iron Age, thus offering a possible dating between the 9th century BC and the Roman times of mostly 8...

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