Module 06 Study Guide: Ancient Etruscans and Romans

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These flashcards cover vocabulary and key concepts related to the Ancient Etruscans and Romans as outlined in the lecture notes.

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This is True

( True / False ) Using something called multi-illumination hyperspectral extraction (MHX), scientists have recently been able to reveal not only faded colors used in Etruscan frescoes and murals, but even long-hidden figures

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Veii

Hundreds of years after the Etruscans had been conquered by the Romans and absorbed into their empire, the Romans still maintained an Etruscan priesthood in the city of __________. 

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writing, literature

Labels “mysterious” or “enigmatic” are often attached to the Etruscans since none of their own _________ or ________ survives. 

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personification

We even derive our very common word “_________’” from the Etruscan mythological figure Phersu

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funerary practices

Unlike with the Greeks, however, the majority of our knowledge about Etruscan art comes largely from their _______. 

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Etruscan, Roman

The Etruscan culture provides a bridge between ___________ and ___________ cultures. 

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This is True

( True / False ) The iconographic motifs of griffins and lions of the parade fibula speaks to the influence of the ancient Near East and possibly even to manufacture by artisans from Syro-Palestine. 

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sacred

Early Etruscans created __________ spaces in groves and enclosures open to the sky with boundaries carefully marked through ceremony.

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De Architectura

Fortunately, an ancient Roman architect by the name of Vitruvius wrote about Etruscan temples in his book _________ in the late first century BCE

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roof

The statue of Apulu (Apollo) from Veii was originally located _______ of the temple.

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human-shaped

The Sarcophagus of the Spouses is an anthropoid--meaning it is ________________. 

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Romulus, Remus

The founding of Rome is associated with the mythology of ____________ and _____________. 

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Hadrian

The Pantheon was constructed during the reign of ________. 

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Tarquinius Superbus

Kings ruled right up until the Romans kicked out the last Etruscan King, _____________________, and established the Republic, with a new form of constitutional government

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appearance

Verism refers to a hyper-realistic portrayal of the subject’s ________. 

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first

Cesar was the _________ man to mint coins with his own likeness printed on them. 

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contrapposto

In sculpture, a relaxed pose where one leg bears weight is called _________. 

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bronze

The Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius made of ________________. 

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This is False

( True / False ) The prominence and importance of the city of Rome diminished following Constantine’s founding of a New Rome at Constantinople.

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baths

Caracalla was one of the last emperors of the century who had the time, resources, and power to build in the city of Rome. His longest-lasting contribution is a large __________ complex that stands to the southeast of Rome’s center.