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one circular string making up 4 or 6 loops around a central spot or circle, or 2 of them doing 8 loops; these rosettes seem static but in fact, loops have a sense of rotation that can be figured (the cord toward the right upside) or
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or rosettes. They may be different in each sector. Sometimes, depictions of tools point out the trade of the deceased, whose name is seldom mentioned. Stylized hands open upwards may also be found.
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Some figures are designed to give an idea of rotation, generally clockwise, a sense which is often analyzed as positive. The most popular figures are :
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One Navarrese hilarri presents a kind of lauburu made of four walking legs. This motive cannot be considered as usual in the Basque Country.
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Geometric symbols are regularly distributed on the disc within 4 or 8 circle sectors. The quarters are often delimited by a cross as:
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or octogram (with 5, 6 or 8 points); sometimes an armed-cross is superimposed, arms being inserted between points;
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stand. They belong to an old tradition throughout all of the Western Mediterranean, which includes parts of
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The surrounding of the disc is often decorated, giving an impression of a shining sun.
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Many innovative ornamentations can be observed in modern hilarris. As an example, in
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Each sector is decorated with various small decorative symbols such as stars, moons,
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solar rosettes (of approximately 16 to 36 wings evoking a camera shutter).
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A smaller rosette, a Christian cross or a text may be added on the stand.
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Association Lauburu, Bulletin du Musée Basque n° 49 & 50, 1976.
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rosettes made up of 6 laurel leaves (with 2 in a horizontal plane);
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These funerary steles present a disc-shaped head facing the rising
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They are all identified with Christ as the sun rising after
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symbol, made up of 3 vertical lines, crossing 3 horizontal
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rosettes with 8 to 36 petals radiating from a central spot;
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some rare human representations can also be noticed;
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They may be very simple or well worked. Sometimes, a
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Contribution à l'étude de la stèle discoïdale basque
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Index


Ainhoa
Basque
steles
Basque Country
sun
trapezoidal
Europe
North Africa
A cross and a rosette by sector.
cross
rosette
A cross pattée and text 'our grave'.
cross pattée
A lauburu and text 'Memory'.
lauburu
A cross and many kinds of stars.
symbols
circle sectors
coat of arms
Navarre
rosette
lauburu
flowered cross
cross pattée
Maltese cross
Occitan cross
diagonal
potent crosses

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