Mourning Becomes Etruria: Ritual, Performance and Iconography in the Seventh and Sixth Centuries

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5. Sexual Ambiguity? Androgynous Imagery in Etruria
6. Malaria in Etruria
7. Fistulae Plumbeae and the Hydraulic Mysteries of Chianciano Terme
8. Investigating Etruscan Ceramic Production at the Podere Funghi
9. Bronze Grave Goods from Norcia
10. Aspects and Implications of Funerary Ritual for Infants During the Samnite Period in the “Ronga” Necropolis of Nola
11. The English Etruria: Wedgwood and the Etruscans
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14. Judith Swaddling and Philip Perkins, editors. Etruscan by Definition: Papers in Honour of Sybille Haynes, MBE. (London: British Museum Press, 2009). The British Museum Research Publication no. 173
15. Jorma Kaimio. The Cippus Inscriptions of Museo Nazionale di Tarquinia. Materiali del Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Tarquinia XVIII. (Rome: Giorgio Bretschneider Editore, 2010)
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