The Etruscan World (Routledge Worlds)

Ingela M. B. Wiman – the face of the Etruscan earth will be discussed in this chapter. Huge volcanic eruptions beginning in th ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – but there are tin ores present in Campiglia, both in the form of microscopic grains and as ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – Figure 1.1 A bull of the Maremman Bos taurus. I. Wiman. in a number of features like the big protruding ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – A number of probing cores have been taken from the maar lakes and coastal areas discussed a ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – TREES We have already touched upon the presumptive tree felling in Neolithic times. It has not always bee ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – the Etruscans made use of coppice woods, or silvia cauduae, in their processing of the mine ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – 300 bc – forest decreasing in favor of evergreen vegetation, especially the olive family, increased erosi ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – winters and dry and hot summers. In Roman times the climate became gradually warmer and dry ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – to facilitate the movements of fl ocks and people or to gain access to the necropoleis and they can be tr ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – or by capture. This line was often transgressed and the crew of a ship could easily fall vi ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – dress of the dancing lady from the tomb of the Lionesses.^55 The delicate transparent fabric of the dress ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – Figure 1.2 The Vipenas brothers ambushing Cacu and the boy Artile. Note the Pan/Satyr overl ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – of the beyond. The Underworld seems to be a good place, where you meet your loved ones and join in a heav ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – 33 Drescher-Schneider et al. 2007, 279–299. 34 Mariotti Lippi et al. 2000, 295. 35 Mariotti ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – Bellini, C., Mariotti-Lippi, M. and Montari, C. (2009) “The Holocene landscape history of the NW Italian ...

chapter i: Etruscan environments – ——(2006) “The Etruscan Brontoscopic Calendar” in N. Thomson de Grummond and E. Simon (eds) ...

Ingela M. B. Wiman – Watson, C. S. (1996) “The vegetational history of the northern Apennines, Italy: information from three n ...

CHAPTER TWO MASSIMO PALLOTTINO’S “ORIGINS” IN PERSPECTIVE Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni D uring the 1920s and 1930s of the last centu ...

Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni – Weege and Pericle Ducati – make it possible to fi gure out at least his indirect knowledge of the o ...

chapter 2 : Massimo P a 11 0 11 i n 0 ’ s “Origins” in perspective - Nevertheless, according to the sequence of the above-ment ...