The major goal of psychoarchaeoacoustics is to understand the psychology behind
motivations and emotions of past communities when selecting certain acoustic environments …

In the last few years, archaeoacoustic studies of rock art sites and landscapes have
undergone significant growth as a result of renewed interest in the intangible aspects of the …

Since the end of the 19th century, scholars have highlighted the importance of rock art as a
priceless heritage that may provide clues about the cultural and spiritual practices of …

Rupestrian churches are spaces obtained from excavation of soft rocks that are frequently
found in many Mediterranean countries. In the present paper the church dedicated to Saints …

Over the past two decades, scholars have proposed the existence of a strong relationship
between sound, acoustics, and the production of San rock art in certain places. However …

It is always surprising to find clear examples in archaeology of researchers with common
interests working, albeit unintentionally, without any awareness of their colleagues' allied …

The Artsoundscapes project seeks to understand the role of acoustics in the selection by
past communities of certain environments to set activities involving rock art production …

Enactivism advocates for the dynamic character of human perception, regarding it as a
multidirectional network comprising human presence and self-awareness within the world …

Abstract Pirunkirkko (“Devil's Church”) is one of the famous caves in Finland. Tradition says
that this crevice leading into the mountain was a meeting place for sages, who typically used …

The archaeological record of ancient Etruria suggests that different sounds were significant
across sacred and secular settings. This is represented in everything from surviving musical …