Socket tri-lobe arrowhead type There is rust on it. WELCOME For Sale: British Found Roman Period Iron Arrow Head 250 AD British Found Roman Period Iron Arrow Head 250 AD Arrow Head is not cleaned. Moderately read hardcover with(replacement) dustjacket. The Etruscan mystery has never been more sympathetically evoked, nor more nearly unraveled.
Each leads her in turn to a fascinatingly discursive account of a different aspect of Etruscan history, in which her sensitive awareness of the continuity of the race and the timeless quality of their native landscape is matched by a large number of magnificent photographs. Each major site in turn: Caere, Vulci, Clusium, Volsinium and the rest, is seen to represent one or another of the major fields of Etruscan achievement: pottery or sculpture, painting or architecture, religion or the Etruscan way of life. A trained archaeologist, describes the Etruscan sites and brings them back to life with the imagination of an artist. But in reality the attempt was always doomed to failure because, as this book sets out to show, the soil of Etruria was so steeped in the spirit of the Etruscans that their influence was never extinct or even dormant, least of all among their conquerors, the Romans themselves.
Superficially the attempt almost succeeded, for it was not until two centuries ago that archaeology began effectively to restore the Etruscans to history. The Romans, their successors in dominion over Italy, sought systematically to delete all trace of them from the face of the earth. Everything about the Etruscans is mysterious. exercised power over Central Italy and the Mediterranean. Until the rise of Rome in the fifth century B.C. Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons 1955) This is the story of the vanished race which for nearly 400 years.
DESCRIPTION: Hardback with Dust Jacket: 248 pages. more Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE! The Buried People: A Study of the Etruscan World by Sibylle von Cles-Reden. TRANSLATE Arabic Chinese French German Greek Indonesian Italian Hindi Japanese Korean Swedish Portuguese Russian Spanish Click Here.
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