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Fig. 2 A pivotal image in the discussion on the impact of the Roman conquest on religious ritual: the distribution map of votive materials according to different types by A. Comella, showing in particular the diffusion of the so-called Etruscan-Latial-Campanian votive types outside their area of origin (from Comella 1981, 760, fig. 1).

Figure 2 A pivotal image in the discussion on the impact of the Roman conquest on religious ritual: the distribution map of votive materials according to different types by A. Comella, showing in particular the diffusion of the so-called Etruscan-Latial-Campanian votive types outside their area of origin (from Comella 1981, 760, fig. 1).

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