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Man's Best Friend? Dogs and Pigs in Early Modern Germany
Contributor(s):: Alison Stewart
When Jacob Seisenegger and Titian painted individual portraits of Emperor Charles V around 1532, a dog replaced such traditional accouterments of imperial power as crown, scepter, and orb.3 Charles placed one hand on the dog’s collar, a gesture indicating his companion’s noble...
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Cani e mufloni: protagonisti della più antica forma di controllo culturale delle risorse animali del Sahara?
Contributor(s):: Cesarino, Felice
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The domestic cattle in prehistoric Sahara
Contributor(s):: Lutz, Rudiger
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The Hohle Fels 'Venus' : some remarks on animals, humans and metaphorical relationships in early Upper Palaeolithic art
Contributor(s):: Porr, Martin
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The nature of the beast: curating animals and ancestors at Çatalhöyük
Contributor(s):: Meskell, Lynn
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The oldest depictions of canines and a possible early breed of dog in Iran
Contributor(s):: Hole, Frank
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The semiotics of powerful places: rock art and landscape relations in the Sierra Tarahumara, Mexico
Contributor(s):: Wyndham, Felice S.
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"Sheep are your mother" : rhyta and the interspecies politics in the Neolithic of the eastern Adriatic
Contributor(s):: Mlekuž, Dimitrij
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Animal figurines from Neolithic Çatalhöyük : figural and faunal perspectives
Contributor(s):: Martin, Louise Anne
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Contacts homme-animal sur les figurations rupestres anciennes du Sahara central
Contributor(s):: Le Quellec, Jean-Loïc
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Down the rabbit hole : the significance of Late Neolithic lagomorph figurines in anthropological perspective
Contributor(s):: Thomas, Jonathan T.
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Humans, animals and the domestication of visual images
Contributor(s):: Bradley, Richard
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La femme, le chat, l'aurochs et le rhinocéros dans le néolithique saharien
Contributor(s):: Van Albada, Axel
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Late Copper Age vessel with cattle head decoration from Vác
Contributor(s):: Kővári, K.
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Representation of humans and animals in Greece and the Balkans during the earlier Neolithic
Contributor(s):: Nanoglou, Stratos
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The Fall from Eden, critical theory, and the Teletubbies
Contributor(s):: Britt, Brian
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Beast in the epic machine| A study of animal imagery in Augustan art and literature
Contributor(s):: Thomas Wayne Feeley
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Turner Rockshelter: A Blackfeet Redoubt in the Heart of Crow Country
Contributor(s):: Keyser, James D.
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Human-animal studies in the field of the arts and humanities
Contributor(s):: Linda Williams
Animals are our closest physical and cultural point of connection with the nonhuman world, and human-animal relations are much older than history itself, so it is hardly surprising that in all societies there has been a consistent interest in the meaning of human relations with animals. In...
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'Les Quat' Pattes': The image of the dogs in late Nineteenth-Century French Art
Contributor(s):: Thomson, Richard
