Dr George Nash and Bacon Hole, Palaeolithic Art - Rock Art 172

In this episode, Alan speaks with Dr. George Nash about Ice Age archaeology and rock art in South Wales. They explore the remarkable discoveries at Bacon Hole and Cat Hole, including a painted cave panel rediscovered after disappearing beneath calcite for decades, and a stylized reindeer engraving dated using uranium-thorium dating. They also examine Ice Age hunter-gatherer movement, the changing landscape of the Gower Coast, and how new technologies such as D-Stretch are revealing previously invisible traces of prehistoric art.

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• For a rough transcript head over to: https://www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/rockart/172

Links

• Rediscovered Late Upper Palaeolithic Painted Imagery at Bacon Hole, Gower Peninsula, South Wales
• Dr. George Nash Research
• D-Stretch - Rock Art Digital Enhancement

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