The Early EtruscansA history of the Etruscan people from 750 B.C. to 400 B.C., discussing their society, government, and culture. |
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Foreword by the Editor | 7 |
Two Origins | 16 |
Three States | 28 |
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Albegna alphabet ancient Apennine appears archaeology Archaic aristocracy Arno artist Athenian B.C. Right banquet Battle of Alalia Bologna Bronze figure bucchero burials Caere Campania Capua Carthaginians cemeteries centre chariot chief city-states Clusium coastal colonies communities cremation culture Cumae decoration divinities earliest early Etruscan early period eighth century Etruria Etruscan art Etruscan cities Etruscan history Etruscan language Etruscan temple evidence excavation Faliscan fifth century B.C. funerary gold Greece Greek groups important inscriptions Italy king known late sixth century later Marsiliana Marzabotto Mediterranean metal military oriental Orvieto painted perhaps Perugia Phocaeans Plate Po valley political Populonia pottery probably prosperity Pyrgi religious rich rites ritual Roman Rome Rusellae scenes settlements seventh century B.C. sixth century southern Sybaris Tarquin Tarquinia terracotta territory texts Tiber town trade tradition tumuli valley vase Veii vessels Vetulonia Villanovan Volsinii Volterra Vulci walls warrior words zilath