Dependency and Social Inequality in Central Italy (Osteria dell’Osa, 950–580 BC)

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. I Historical and Epigraphical Sources
5. The Etruscans – a Society of Masters and Servants? A Modern Topos and its Origins 15
6. Slaves, Freedpeople and Non-Citizens in the Etruscan World: Evidence from Epigraphy 49
7. II The Iconography of Dependency in Visual Art
8. Dependencies and Inequalities in Etruscan Funerary Painting 69
9. (Not Only) Defeated and Enslaved. The Iconography of Captives in Etruscan Art and their Ambivalent Meaning 89
10. III Dependencies and Status Differences in Urban and Sacral Spaces
11. Plebeian Rituals and Peasant Cults? Religious Transformations in Etruria during the Sixth and Early Fifth Centuries BCE and their Socio- Political Context 121
12. De-Monumentalisation and Disempowerment of the Chiefly House in Late Archaic Monte Iato (Western Sicily, 460/50 BCE) 157
13. Natural Disaster, Climate Change, and Marginalized Social Agents in Pre-Roman Italy: Case Studies from Veneto and Puglia 195
14. IV Dependencies, Status Differences and Funerary Archaeology
15. Dependency and Social Inequality in Central Italy (Osteria dell’Osa, 950–580 BC) 217
16. The Negotiation of Social Hierarchies in a Mountain Community of Pre-Roman Samnium, Central Italy 255
17. Birds of a Feather Flock Together? Etruscan Sarcophagi as an Expression of Social Differences and Hierarchies within a Gens 273
18. Herdsmen into Warriors. An Overview on Pastoralism and War in Ancient Central Italy 297
19. Age and Class Discrimination in Etruscan Necropoleis? Some Evidence from Cerveteri 315
20. Ultimus inter pares. Inequality within the Italic Communities in Romagna (Italy) between the Sixth and Fifth Centuries BC 345
21. The Greek Colonies of Sicily During the First Millennium BCE: Status of Health as an Indicator of Social Inequality 369
22. Valentina Caruso The Fettered Man from Populonia, Centro Velico 381
23. Notes on Contributors 401