Lortet

Japanese: ロルテ（英語表記）Lortet

A village in the Hautes-Pyrénées department in southwestern France. Population: about 200. There is a Paleolithic site, which was excavated by E. Piette in 1873. Many movable art works have been excavated, and the most important one is a carved figure of three reindeer and four salmon-like fish. Baton The movement of the reindeer's legs is depicted with the same exact moment as a high-speed photograph, and the fish between the reindeer's legs all have their mouths pointing towards the reindeer's genitals.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

フランス南西部，オート･ピレネーHautes‐Pyrénées県の村。人口約200。旧石器時代の遺跡があり，1873年にピエットE.Pietteが発掘を行った。多くの動産美術が出土し，とくに重要なのは，3頭のトナカイと4尾のサケのような魚を線刻した指揮棒(呪術用具)である。トナカイの脚の運びは，高速度写真のような的確な瞬間描写を見せ，トナカイの脚の間の魚は，いずれもその口がトナカイの陰部に向かっている。

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