The Etruscan World (Routledge Worlds)

Mariassunta Cuozzo – foundation” experienced in the fi rst quarter of the fi fth century bc (D’Agostino 2011c). As in the majo ...

— chapter i 6: Etruscans in Campania — Figure 16.6 Capua. 1. Necropolis and settlement; 2. Necropolis of the Nuovo Mattatoio: se ...

Mar i as s unt a C uozzo - to the understanding of the system of the cults in the Etrusco-northern territory of the city is fu ...

chapter 16: Etruscans in Campania – Tarquinius Superbus (509 bc), the last Etruscan king of Rome, and the establishment of the ...

Mariassunta Cuozzo – the Campanians” is dated to 438 bc with the successive conquest of Capua (423 bc) and Cumae (421 bc). The ...

chapter 16: Etruscans in Campania – Gras, M. (2000) “Il Mediterraneo in età Orientalizzante: merci, approdi, circolazione” in ...

Mariassunta Cuozzo – D’Agostino, B. (1985) “Società dei vivi, comunità dei morti: un rapporto diffi cile,” Dialoghi di Archeol ...

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN ETRURIA MARITTIMA: MASSALIA AND GAUL, CARTHAGE AND IBERIA Jean Gran-Aymerich INTRODUCTION T he diffusion of Et ...

Jean Gran-Aymerich – that accelerated in the seventh century and attained its apogee in the fi rst half of the sixth century i ...

Figure 17.1 Mediterranean, Europe and remote Etruscan fi nds © Gran-Aymerich. 2 ...

Jean G r an - Ay mer i c h complement, both quantitatively and qualitatively. Certain Etruscan discoveries at Marseille are trul ...

c h a p t e r 17 : Etruria Mar it tima outside of Etruria is an Etrusco-Corinthian painted example from Ullastret in Catalonia. ...

Jean Gran-Aymerich – Two very remarkable inscriptions were discovered in the western quarters of the old city, at the site of ...

chapter 17: Etruria Marittima – coinage), this text on lead could correspond to a sort of bill of exchange (Fr. lettre de chan ...

Jean Gran-Aymerich – Thus, in their considerable majority, the Etruscan exports to the south of France were discovered in sett ...

chapter 17: Etruria Marittima – for the information furnished by the earliest soundings. It is the largest complement of Etrus ...

Jean Gran-Aymerich – distribution of Etruscan goods in the hinterland see Chapter 19. However, we note here the connection bet ...

chapter 17: Etruria Marittima – Farther west, the materials from Utica and Tipasa have yet to be verifi ed.^52 It is once agai ...

Jean Gran-Aymerich – Etruscan, dating to the Archaic and late Archaic periods, while those with the decorated handle-bases com ...

chapter 17: Etruria Marittima – Carthage at the beginning of the twentieth century ad, there is the statuette salvaged amidst ...