J. David Lewis-Williams
Born 5 Aug 1934
From Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa · Nationality: South Africa
James David Lewis-Williams (born 1934) is a South African archaeologist.[1] He is best known for his research on southern African San (Bushmen) rock art.2 He is the founder and previous director of the Rock Art Research Institute 3 and is currently professor emeritus of cognitive archaeology at the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS). -Wikipedia
Books by J. David Lewis-Williams in order
Books by J. David Lewis-Williams in the order they were published, from Believing and Seeing (1981) to Myth and Meaning (2021).
- 1Believing and SeeingBelieving and Seeing1981
- 2New Approaches to Southern African Rock ArtNew Approaches to Southern African Rock Art1983
- 3The Rock Art of Southern Africa
The Rock Art of Southern Africa1983 - 4Reality and Non-reality in San Rock ArtReality and Non-reality in San Rock Art1988
- 5The World of Man and the World of SpiritThe World of Man and the World of Spirit1988
- 6Images of Power
Images of Power1989 - 7Discovering Southern African Rock Art
Discovering Southern African Rock Art1990 - 8Rock Paintings of the Natal DrakensbergRock Paintings of the Natal Drakensberg1992
- 9Vision, Power, and DanceVision, Power, and Dance1992
- 10Fragile HeritageFragile Heritage1998
- 11Stories That Float from AfarStories That Float from Afar2000
- 12A Cosmos In Stone
A Cosmos In Stone2002 - 13The Mind in the Cave
The Mind in the Cave2002 - 14Images of Mystery
Images of Mystery2003 - 15San Spirituality
San Spirituality2004 - 16Inside the Neolithic Mind: Consciousness, Cosmos and the Rea
Inside the Neolithic Mind: Consciousness, Cosmos and the Realm of the Gods2005 - 17Conceiving God
Conceiving God2010 - 18Deciphering Ancient Minds
Deciphering Ancient Minds2011 - 19San Rock Art
San Rock Art2011 - 20Image MakersImage Makers2019
- 21Myth and MeaningMyth and Meaning2021