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KEYWORDS: Indonesia – Lembata – Painted rock art – Anthropomorph – Moko drum
UNUSUAL PAINTED ANTHROPOMORPH IN LEMBATA
ISLAND EXTENDS OUR UNDERSTANDING OF
ROCK ART DIVERSITY IN INDONESIA
Sue O’Connor, Mahirta, Shimona Kealy, Julien Louys,
Hendri A. F. Kaharudin, Antony Lebuan and Stuart Hawkins
Abstract.
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Introduction
Figure 1. Map of Nusa Tenggara with inset of Lembata Island showing location of sites (red triangles) and villages
(black squares).
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Location of painting sites
Nali rock art site
Figure 2. Overview of the Nali rock art site.
Figure 3. Nali anthropomorph.
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Figure 4. Tene Koro site overview showing location of ‘boat’ image.
Figure 5. Tene Koro ‘boat’ with red pigment background and enhancement
showing mast and steering oar in white pigment.
Tene Koro rock art site
Discussion
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terminus post
quem
Figure 6. Lewohala Moko drum showing anthropomorph with central
protrusion from head.
Figure 7. Lewohala ancestral village with Ilelewotolok volcano in
background.
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Conclusion
Acknowledgements
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sue.oconnor@anu.edu.au
Figure 8. Moko drum and other objects in Lewohala sacred house.
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