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      TarquiniaSantuari EtruschiArchitectural terracottas
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Una inedita ricerca d'archivio sui dati catastali dell'epoca del Milani ha permesso di supportare inequivocabilmente l'ipotesi sulla localizzazione del Tempio etrusco delle Bandite di Seggiano espressa in un precedente studio dello stesso... more
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La città umbra di Orvieto – l’etrusca Velzna, in seguito Volsinii per i popoli di lingua latina – si staglia sul territorio circostante dalla cima di una scoscesa rupe tufacea dominante la valle del fiume Paglia, affluente del Tevere, a... more
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      ArchaeologyClassical ArchaeologyClassicsPottery (Archaeology)
The symbolism of the swastika has dealt completely since its ancestral origins linked to the first conquests of prehistoric man on earth, analyzing the meaning of his Sanskrit origin of his name. In the second part, the answers on the... more
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      Santuari EtruschiPreistoria e protostoriaEtruschiArchetipi
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      EtruscanEtruscan ArchaeologyEtruscologySmall votive bronzes (Etruscan and Italic cultures)
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      Etruscan ArchaeologyEtruscologySantuari EtruschiEtruscan studies
Maria Bonghi Jovino Studia Archaeologica, 251 2021, 190 pp., 4 ill. b/n Brossura, 17 x 24 cm ISBN: 9788891323439 Nel volume si propone una ricostruzione tematica della storia di Tarqui-nia dalle origini fino alla soglia del periodo... more
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      ArchaeologyClassical ArchaeologyEtruscanEtruscan Archaeology
Keywords: Rjabchikov, archaeoastronomy, writing, solar eclipses, Pythagoras, Greek, Etruscan, Etruria, Egypt, Italy This paper was first read by the author on the scientific session of the Sergei Rjabchikov Foundation – Research Centre... more
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      Etruscan ArchaeologySantuari EtruschiVeioCeramica Attica
Funde, Eigennamen und Schriftzeichen beweisen Roms lange Zugehörigkeit zur etruskischen Kultur. Die historisch faßbaren Anfänge des Etruskertums in Italien fallen mit der mythischen Gründungzeit Roms (datiert auf 753 v. Chr.) zusammen.... more
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The Montetosto locality lies 4 km to the west of Caere and is located along the road that connected the city to its main harbour, Pyrgi. Until 1962 the locality was known only for the considerably large tumulus (60 m in diameter)... more
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A typology of votive terracottas from a shrine in a village of Sidicini: from the study of the evidences, both materials and stratigraphical context, to a draft of the votive system.
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      Archaeology of pre-Roman ItalyCuerpoSantuari EtruschiAntropología
Reviews: Journal of Roman Archaeology 31.2 (2018) 563–567 [N. De Grummond]; Etruscan Studies 20.1 (2017) 100–107 [I. Edlund-Berry]; Opuscula Romana 10 (2017) 190–91 [F. Tobin]; American Journal of Archaeology [online] 122.3 (2018) [L.... more
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      Ancient HistoryMaterial Culture StudiesMaterial culture of religionPre-Roman Alphabets of Ancient Italy
Over the last decade, field research has mainly focussed on the Ceremonial Quarter at the intersection between the urban track of the Caere-Pyrgi road and a pebbled road leading to the oriental port-basin. This area includes public... more
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Thanks to the increasing multidisciplinary approach to the analysis of votive contexts, a meaningful amount of information about both archaeological finds and associated faunal remains is available, giving way to interpretations about... more
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In questo contributo si propone un’analisi d’insieme della situazione storico-topografica dell’intero territorio del Trasimeno tra fine VIII e inizio I secolo a.C., ripercorrendo tutte le notizie edite riguardanti rinvenimenti... more
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This paper presents an update on the main activities carried out by the Museo delle Antichità Etrusche e Italiche in recent years, concerning new acquisitions, restoration interventions, research activities and dissemination.
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The traditional view of a clear break after the Roman conquest of Veii in 396 BC. has been around for some time questioned by re-evaluating the passage of Livy (6. 4. 4) and on the basis of a careful reading of the archaeological data.... more
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      EtruscanEtruscan ArchaeologyEtruscan Funerary ArtEtruscology
The district North of Temple A, intermediate between the Monumental Sanctuary, the settlement and the harbour, played a fundamental role in the urbanistic development of the Etruscan site of Pyrgi. It includes the intersection between the... more
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Scavi e ricognizioni effettuati nella zona viterbese dell’Etruria meridionale interna hanno individuato importanti aree sacre extraurbane che permettono, anche alla luce di nuovi e recenti ritrovamenti nella zona, di meglio cogliere la... more
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The vital link between the site of Pyrgi and the town of Caere is highlighted by the many measures taken by the Etruscan town in order to turn the complex system of the settlement, the sanctuary and the harbour into the outpost of its... more
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This paper challenges the common ethnocentric notion of the Faliscans as an autonomous and autochthonous group inside Etruria and emphasizes the Faliscan ethnicity as a ductile ideology linked with the geopolitical changes which occurred... more
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Ancient Greek and Roman written sources draw a complex picture of the phenomenon of the mythic origins of the Etruscan cities. However the use itself of the category of ‘founding hero’ is not straightforward in connection to the Etruscan... more
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La duplice connotazione di Pyrgi quale porto (militare e commerciale) e santuario marittimo di una delle più rilevanti realtà del Mediterraneo fa di questo sito un osservatorio privilegiato per le dinamiche di contatto culturale che... more
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Si presentano i frammenti di statue acroteriali e frontonali provenienti dall’area sacra di S. Antonio (testa di sfinge del 530 a.C. ca) e altri materiali rinvenuti nell’area urbana di Cerveteri purtroppo non in scavi regolari ma... more
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During the final excavation seasons of the archaeological site at Colle Plinio (San Giustino, Perugia), contexts were discovered containing many fragments of ce- ramic wasters dating to circa the mid-3rd century BC, which came from a... more
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This paper analyses the structure of the composition of the Phoenician text of Pyrgi, particularly in the light of typical formulae and structures found on similar Phoenician inscriptions. Its aim is to reach a better understanding of the... more
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Il secondo volume della collana «IdA» dedicato a Monte Giovi vuole offrire un’analisi critica delle evidenze archeologiche emerse sulla vetta del rilievo e presentare alcune considerazioni sulla natura del sito etrusco che, nel nome come... more
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The paper aims to present the various activities carried out at the Etruscan city of Veii by the équipe of Etruscology and Archaeology of pre-Roman Italy of the Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità of the Sapienza University of Rome. In... more
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