J. David Lewis-Williams
5 Aug 1934
James David Lewis-Williams (born 1934) is a South African archaeologist.[1] He is best known for his research on southern African San (Bushmen) rock art.[2][3] He is the founder and previous director of the Rock Art Research Institute [3][4] and is currently professor emeritus of cognitive archaeology at the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS). -Wikipedia
Books
- Dentro de la mente neolítica
- Inside the Neolithic Mind
- Dentro de la mente neolítica
- Dentro de la mente neolítica
- Dentro de la mente neolítica
- Charles Stankievech
- Les chamanes de la préhistoire
- Los Chamanes de La Prehistoria
- Shamans of Prehistory
- L'Art rupestre en Afrique du Sud
- La mente en la caverna
- INSIDE THE NEOLITHIC MIND: CONSCIOUSNESS, COSMOS AND THE REALM OF THE GODS
- Reality and non-reality in San rock art
- Image-Makers
- Fragile heritage
- Magaradaki Zihin
- San Rock Art (Ohio Short Histories of Africa)
- Stories that float from afar
- Discovering Southern African rock art
- The world of man and the world of spirit
- San Spirituality
- Cosmos in Stone
- La mente en la caverna
- La Mente En La Caverna/ the Mind in the Cave (Arqueologia)
- The Mind in the Cave
- Image Makers
- The mind in the cave
- Contested images
- Conceiving God
- Images of mystery
- A Cosmos In Stone
- La mente en la caverna
- San Spirituality
- La mente en la caverna
- Dentro de la mente neolítica
- Myth and Meaning
- Images of power
- New approaches to southern African rock art
- Believing and seeing
- Rock paintings of the Natal Drakensberg
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