Naquane Collection
"Discover the Ancient Art of Naquane: A Journey into Rock Drawings and Petroglyphs" Step back in time as you explore the captivating world of Naquane
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"Discover the Ancient Art of Naquane: A Journey into Rock Drawings and Petroglyphs" Step back in time as you explore the captivating world of Naquane, a treasure trove of rock drawings and petroglyphs. Located within the breathtaking Naquane National Park in Capo di Ponte, this archaeological site offers a glimpse into the rich history of the CAMUNI civilization. Marvel at CAMUNI Rock n. 23, where an intricate figure of a four-wheeled carriage drawn by horses comes to life on Permian sandstone. The attention to detail is astounding, showcasing the artistic prowess of these ancient people. As you wander further, encounter more fascinating scenes etched onto these timeless rocks. Witness dueling figures locked in combat or hunting scenes that depict their survival skills with precision. These petroglyphs on Permian sandstone tell stories of bravery and resourcefulness passed down through generations. The depictions don't stop there – discover human figures adorned with spears alongside village buildings, offering insights into their daily lives and social structures. Warriors stand tall with their loyal canine companions by their side, guarding against any threats that may arise. One particularly intriguing engraving showcases a large figure with deer antlers on his head – believed to be Cernunnos, the god worshipped by the CAMUNI people. This powerful symbol represents nature's abundance and fertility. Delve deeper into this ancient art form as you come across engravings created using techniques such as "hammer, " where small circular concavities are meticulously crafted onto Permian sandstone surfaces using stone or metal tools. Prepare to be mesmerized by one final masterpiece – an intricately depicted maze accompanied by waterbirds gracefully gliding above it. Dueling figures add an element of mystery to this scene carved onto the Great Rock of Naquane.