Ambum Stone
Definition
The Ambum Stone is a prehistoric stone artifact from Papua New Guinea, known for its intricate carvings of animals. It is believed to have been used in rituals or ceremonies.
Related terms
Prehistoric Art: Art created by early humans before the invention of writing, often reflecting their daily lives and spiritual beliefs.
Ritual Objects: Objects used in religious or ceremonial practices to symbolize or facilitate communication with the divine.
Papua New Guinea: A country in Oceania where the Ambum Stone was discovered, known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse indigenous art forms.
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