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> Typology of female characters

> A and B triangular sign

> In A3 and B3 the 'Wounds' or 'Arrow' characters may be seen as vulvas. The derived forms of B correspond to some tectiform characters from the Eyzies area. Other variants are among the derivatives of E.

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> C Oval characters

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> D Rectangular characters

> D1 group Perigord - Pyrenees

> D2 Cantabrian group

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> E Claviforme characters

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> \>This table shows only typologically matching examples. Of course there are the derived forms (especially E) between different periods and regions, and numerous borrowings and superimpositions.

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> Photo and text: Leroi-Gourhan (1973)

  

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Legenda do obrazka.

Typology of female characters
A and B triangular sign
In A3 and B3 the 'Wounds' or 'Arrow' characters may be seen as vulvas. The derived forms of B correspond to some tectiform characters from the Eyzies area. Other variants are among the derivatives of E.
C Oval characters
D Rectangular characters
D1 group Perigord - Pyrenees
D2 Cantabrian group
E Claviforme characters
>This table shows only typologically matching examples. Of course there are the derived forms (especially E) between different periods and regions, and numerous borrowings and superimpositions.
Photo and text: Leroi-Gourhan (1973)

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Typology of female

Historia

The Vulva in Stone Age Art - The vulva is well represented in Palaeolithic art. It is mostly seen as engravings on stone, bone or ivory. The representation is obviously a well known one that has become abstracted to the point where it is often no more than an oval or circle with a single mark at its centre or at its lower edge. Although many examples are from Europe, and from the upper Palaeolithic, it occurs over a broad time range, and a very large area, including not just Europe, but Australia as well.

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