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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of contents v
3. 1. Introduction 1
4. Part 1
5. I. Methods
6. 2. An ancient question: the origin of the Etruscans 11
7. 3. The Etruscans in Ancient literature 35
8. 4. History of Etruscology 53
9. 5. Etruscan Art or Art of the Etruscans? 69
10. 6. Iconography and iconology, Nineteenth to Twenty-first centuries 79
11. 7. Approaches to the study of the language 95
12. 8. DNA and Etruscan identity 109
13. II. Issues
14. 9. Political organization and magistrates 121
15. 10. Economy and trade 143
16. 11. War and Weaponry 165
17. 12. Society 179
18. 13. Feasts. Wine and Society. eighth-sixth centuries BCE 195
19. 14. Banqueting and food 207
20. 15. Sports 221
21. 16. Dance 233
22. 17. Alphabets and language 245
23. II. Issues
24. 18. Religion 277
25. 19. Death and burial 317
26. 20. Haruspicy from the Ancient Near East to Etruria 341
27. 21. Prophecy and divination 357
28. II. Issues
29. 22. Ships and Shipping 371
30. 23. Harbors 391
31. 24. Vehicles and roads 407
32. 25. Mines and Metal Working 425
33. 26. The mines on the island of Elba 445
34. 27. Coins and mints 463
35. 28. Weights and balances 473
36. 29. Textiles and Dress 485
37. 30. Musical instruments 505
38. 31. Etruscan gold dental appliances 523
39. Part 2
40. III. History
41. 32. The Historical Framework 537
42. 33. The transition from village communities to protourban societies 561
43. 34. The diffusion of Near Eastern cultures 581
44. 35. Urban Civilization 617
45. 36. Hellenism in Central Italy 645
46. 37. Romanization 665
47. 38. The Etruscan legacy 685
48. IV. Civilization
49. 39. Hut Architecture, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 723
50. 40. Handicrafts, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 739
51. 41. Society, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 759
52. 42. Ritual and cults, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 779
53. 43. Economy, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 795
54. 44. External Relationships, 10^th cent.-730 BCE 811
55. IV. Civilization
56. 45. Art, 730–580 BCE 831
57. 46. Handicraft, 730–580 BCE 851
58. 47. Society, 730–580 BCE 869
59. 48. Ritual and cults, 730–580 BCE 885
60. 49. Economy, 730–580 BCE 901
61. 50. External Relationships, 730–580 BC 921
62. IV. Civilization
63. 51. Archaic and Late Archaic Art, 580–450 BCE 943
64. 52. Handicrafts, 580–450 BCE 971
65. 53. Society, 580–450 BCE 985
66. 54. Ritual and Cults, 580–450 BCE 1001
67. 55. Economy, 580–450 BCE 1013
68. 56. External relationships, 580–450 BCE 1031
69. IV. Civilization
70. 57. Late Classical and Hellenistic art, 450–250 BCE 1049
71. 58. Handicraft, 450–250 BCE 1079
72. 59. Society, 450-250 BCE 1101
73. 60. Ritual and cults, 450–250 BCE 1117
74. 61. Economy, 450–250 BCE 1129
75. 62. External Relationships, 450–250 BCE 1141
76. IV. Civilization
77. 63. Art, 250–89 BCE 1161
78. 64. Handicraft, 250–89 BCE 1173
79. 65. Society, 250–89 BCE 1191
80. 66. Ritual and Cults, 250–89 BCE 1203
81. 67. Economy, 250–89 BCE 1215
82. 68. External Relationships, 250–89 BCE 1223
83. V. Topography of Etruria
84. 69. The landscape and environment of Etruria 1239
85. 70. Southern Etruria 1251
86. 71. Northern Etruria 1299
87. 72. Settlement Patterns and Land Use 1339
88. VI. Etruscans outside Etruria
89. 73. Southern Campania 1359
90. 74. Northern Campania 1395
91. VI. Etruscans outside Etruria
92. 75. Emilia 1437
93. 76-77. Romagna and the Marches 1453
94. 78. Lombardy 1501
95. VI. Etruscans outside Etruria
96. 79. Central Italy and Rome 1533
97. 80. Southern Italy 1551
98. 81. Northern Italy 1565
99. VI. Etruscans outside Etruria
100. 82. South and southeast Central Europe 1585
101. 83. Transalpine Regions 1607
102. VI. Etruscans outside Etruria
103. 84. Corsica 1641
104. 85. Sicily 1653
105. 86. Sardinia 1669
106. 87. Greece. Aegean islands and Levant 1679
107. 88. North Africa 1695
108. 89. Southern France 1709
109. 90. The Iberian Peninsula 1721
110. Colour plates 1737
111. Authors 1761
112. Index 1767