Roman Archeology and Art Exam 1 Slides

Biconical funerary urn (crenation urn) with a bell shaped helmet lid from Narce, Villa Giulia Museum; 8th century (Villanovan), impasto

Villanovan hut urn from Tarquinia, 9th-8th cent. BC, terracotta, Museo Archaeologico, Tarquinia

Pozzo burial with cermation urn, Iron Age Cemetery, Forum, Rome, 9th century

Inhumation “fossa” Burial, 8th century, Forum, Rome

9th century B.C. Osteria dell’Osa Cemetery (Gabii)

(Regolini-Galassi Tomb, Cerveteri, ca. 650 BC), Vatican Museum, Estruscan bronze cauldron with lionheaf protomes

Regolini-Galassi Tomb, Cerveteri, ca. 650 BC (Vatican Museum) Gold disc fibula

Regolini-Galassi Tomb, Cerveteri, ca. 650 BC (Vatican Museum) pectoral (chest cover)

Canopic urn, 650-600 BC terracotta, Meseo Archeologic, Florence

Tomb of the Shields and Chairs Cerveteri, tufa, ca. 600 BC

Gold plaque, Bernadini Tomb, Praeneste- closeup (Villa Giulia Museum, Rome); ca. 675 BC

Gilded Silver bowk with gold interior closeup, Bernadini Tomb, Praenesta (Villa Giulia Museum, Rome)

Bucchero bowl with anthropoid relief, mid-6th cent. BC (Archaic Etruscan) Villa Giulia Museum, Rome

Apollo of Veii (ridgepole figure on the Portonaccio Temple) end of 6th cent. BC painted terracotta, Villa Giulia, Rome

Archaic Portonaccio temple at Veii (model and elevation drawing), ca. 500 BC (wood, terracotta, tufa)

“Married Couple” Sarcophagus (terracotta). Cerveteri, from the Banditaccia necropolis, late 6th cent. BC, Villa Giulia

“Cowboy” from Poggio Civitate, Murlo, terracotta, ca. 575 BC, Siena, acroterion

Marzabotto- orthogonal town plan founded, Archaic Etruscan ca. 500 BC (near Bolonga)

Cippus (tomb marker) of a warrior, 6th cent. BC (tufa), National Archarological Museum, Orvieto

Tomb of Hunting and Fishing, Tarquinia, late 6th cent. BC, fresco (painted plaster)

Tomb of the Augurs ca. 530 BC, Tarquinia, fresco

Wounded Chimaera, from Arezzo, early 4th cent. BC, bronze, Florence, Museo Archeologico

Warrior (“Mars”) of Todi, late 5th/early 4thcent. BC, bronze, Vatican Museum

Ficoroni Cista, Praeneste (Palestrina), 350-300 BC, bronze Villa Giulia, Rome

François tomb Vulci, Classical period (350-330 BC), potrait of Vel Saties and dwarf Arnza (Villa Albani, Rome), fresco

Tomb of the Reliefs, Cerveteri, Hellenistic period (late 4th/ early 3rd cent. BC) tufa

Urn of Arnth Velimnas, Tomb of the Volumni, Perugia, 150-100 B, limestone/stucco

So-called “Brutus” (Capitoline Brutus) (bronze head), ca. 1st cent BC, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome

“Arringatore”, Thr Orator (Aulus Metellus), from Pila near Perugia, early 1st cent. BC, bronze, now in Florence

“Piacenza Liver” (model of a sheep’s liver), Hellenistic (ca. 100 BC), Museo Civico Piacenza (Po Valley) (bronze)

Part of Archaic inscription from the cippus in the Lapis Niger precinct, Forum Pomanum, 6th cent. BC

Evidence for huts on the Palatine- 8th cent.

The Sant’Omobono Sanctuary in the vicinity of the Forum Boarium, Rome 6th century terracotta Hercules and Minerva from the Sanctuary (now in the Capitoline Museum)

Early phase of the Regia (right), Forum Romanum

The Heroon from Lavinium (tomb of mid 7th cent. BC) covered by mounded tumulus structure, end 4th cent.

The Regia

Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia, Praeneste, (tufa, concrete, limestone), 2nd cent. BC; redon after 80

Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia, Praenesta, 2nd cent. BC; redone after 80

Nile Mosaic, Sanctuary of Fortuna, Praenesta, 1st BC, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Palestrina

Alexander Mosaic, from the House of the Faun, Pompeii, 1st cent. BC copy of a painting by Philoxenos from ca. 300 BC Museo, Archeologico Nazionale, Naples

Temple of Portunus (previously “Fortuna Virilis), Rome, late 2nd cent. BC, Tufa and travertine, caoted in stucco

Temple of Hercules Victor (“Round Temple”) in the Forum Boarium, ca. 120 BC; marble, tufa, stucco

Temple of Vesta, Forum, Rome

Atrium of Vesta, Forum, Rome

Temple of Vesta, Forum, Rome

Temple of Castor, Forum, Rome

Temple of the Divine Julius Caesar, Forum, Rome

Forum Romanum- 1st cent. AD

The Rostra

Curia Julia, Forum, Rome

Basilica Julia, Forum, Rome