ETRUSCAN CULTURE: LAND AND PEOPLE BOOK

Etruscan Culture: Land and People. Archeological Research and Studies Conducted in San Giovenale and It's Environs by Members of The Swedish Institute in Rome. Written with the collaboration of King Gustaf Adolf of Sweden. Copyright 1962, hc.

12" x 9 1/4"


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Image 1:



ETRUSCAN CULTURE
PEOPLE
LAND AND PEOPLE
ETRUSCAN
CULTURE
PEOPLE
LAND
AND
PEOPLE

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ETRUSCAN CULTURE
ETRUSCAN
CULTURE
LAND AND PEOPLE
LAND AND PEOPLE
ETRUSCAN
CULTURE
ETRUSCAN
CULTURE
LAND
AND
LAND
AND
PEOPLE

Image 3:



ETRUSCAN CULTURE
LAND AND PEOPLE
Archeological Research and Studies Conducted in
San Giovenale and Its Environs by Members
of The Swedish Institute in Rome
WRITTEN WITH THE COLLABORATION OF
KING GUSTAF ADOLF OF SWEDEN
BY THE FOLLOWING AUTHORS
AXEL BOETHIUS CARL FRIES . EINAR GJERSTAD
KRISTER HANELL CARI ERIC OSTENBERG VAGN POULSEN
TRANSLATIONS BY NILS G. SAHLIN
ALLHEM PUBLISHING HOUSE
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
NEW YORK N.Y
MALMO, SWEDEN
Etruscan head. Detail of the tuff sculpture on the lid of a sarcophagus. Second-first century В.С.
ETRUSCAN
CULTURE
LAND
AND
PEOPLE
Archeological
Research
and
Studies
Conducted
in
San
Giovenale
and
Its
Environs
by
Members
of
The
Swedish
Institute
in
Rome
WRITTEN
WITH
THE
COLLABORATION
OF
KING
GUSTAF
ADOLF
OF
SWEDEN
BY
THE
FOLLOWING
AUTHORS
AXEL
CARL
GJERSTAD
KRISTER
HANELL
ERIC
OSTENBERG
VAGN
POULSEN
BENGT
THORDEMAN
ERIK
WETTER
TRANSLATIONS
BY
NILS
G.
SAHLIN
ALLHEM
PUBLISHING
HOUSE
COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY
PRESS
NEW
N.Y
MALMO,
SWEDEN
Etruscan
head.
Detail
of
the
tuff
sculpture
on
the
lid
of
a
sarcophagus.
Second-first
century
Ny
Carlsberg

Image 4:



Printed and manufactured in Sweden AB Tryckerier Malmö 1962
Copyright © 1962 by AB ALLHEM, Publishing Allhems House - Malmo/Sweden
Printed
and
manufactured
in
Sweden
AB
Tryckerier
1962
Copyright
©
1962
by
AB
ALLHEM,
Publishing
Allhems

Image 5:



town
applied
d
preferably
an
about
500
houses
and
resemble
d
Olynthos
49).21
image
of
deserted nonarchies, town
a
about
age
the
struggles
in
favor
in
and
21) themselves tells
when this
g the wars
se There Veii were had
the estate
property
erchants,
Temple in Tarquinii. Museo Nazionale, Tarquinia.
ans, and
xury in
to Dio-
Plate 7. Winged horses, pulling a chariot.
town
applied
d
preferably
an
about
500
houses
and
resemble
d
Olynthos
49).21
image
of
deserted
town
a
about
age
the
struggles
in
favor
in
and
21)
themselves
tells
when
this
g
the
wars
se
There
Veii
were
had
Caere,
very
the
estate
property
and
erchants,
work-
Temple
in
Tarquinii.
Museo
Nazionale,
Tarquinia.
and
xury
in
to
Dio-
Plate
7.
Winged
horses,
pulling
a
chariot.

Image 6:



The
Museum.
(Chiusi).
Clusium
A
striking
from
in
alabaster
contrast
Cinerary
Fig.
to
Etruscan
the
country bolster gentleman the caricature
mine
owner
(obesus
etruscus),
Etruscan
fat
A
represented
previous
picture.
of
to
gourmands
suited
in
the
well
Roman
and
realism
with
provocative
war
propaganda.
Fig. 127 (right). Marble sarcophagus from Clusium (Chiusi). Museo Archeologico, Florence. Photo by
Jan Mark. - An important Etruscan townsman. Men of this type presumably played their role in the
political life of the Etruscans and in the economic upturn under Roman domination around 250-100 B.C.
The
Museum.
(Chiusi).
Clusium
A
striking
from
in
alabaster
contrast
Cinerary
Fig.
to
Etruscan
the
country
bolster
gentleman
the
caricature
mine
owner
(obesus
etruscus),
Etruscan
fat
A
represented
previous
picture.
of
to
gourmands
suited
in
the
well
Roman
and
realism
with
provocative
war
propaganda.
Fig.
127
(right).
Marble
sarcophagus
from
Clusium
(Chiusi).
Museo
Archeologico,
Photo
by
Jan
Mark.
-
An
important
Etruscan
Men
of
this
type
presumably
played
their
role in the
political
life
of
the
Etruscans
and
in
the
economic
upturn
under
Roman
domination
around
250-100
B.C.



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