Realce gráfico e digital das pinturas rupestres de Daimane I: uso de Dstretch para ilustração e interpretação de painéis em perigo de desaparecimento

Abstract

Cave paintings have been struggling with conservation problems due to the interference of natural and human of natural and human factors, making this tangible heritage and finite resource in danger of disappearing. Rock paintings have been an important source of reconstitution of the human past, of how past societies lived and how they adapted to the and how they adapted to their environment. Cave paintings carry with them a series of symbolisms and values, which have played a central role in defining the cultural identity of the surrounding (present-day) communities communities, resulting in their conservation, based on local knowledge. The archaeological archaeological sites with rock paintings play an important role as a source of knowledge. The study of the Daimane rock paintings using digital techniques helps to identification of the factors that affect their conservation, delaying their degradation, simultaneously allowing the study and reconstruction of prehistoric images in the process of disappearing. The softwares allow the detailed study of the pathologies that affect the rock paintings, assisting in the recovery of the images based on documentation, evaluation conservation status and monitoring measures. This work intends to offer subsidies for the study of rock paintings through the use of software and illustration for interpretation in the context of graphic and digital reconstruction having as object of study the rock paintings of Daimane I, a rock shelter located in Namaacha located in Namaacha district, Maputo province in Mozambique. (TRADUÇAO NOSSA)