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Roman Art and Archaeology: Week 2
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Archaic (period)
when language starts being written down (600-480 BCE)
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Wheel-thrown
a style of ceramics in which wheel technology is used to make pottery
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Hand-built
a style of ceramics in which all pottery is formed hand with no technological help
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literacy
TBD
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Magna Graecia
The area where the Greeks colonized (“Big Greece”)
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Poseidonia/Paestum
a city rich with Greek art and archaeology that the Etruscans pull from
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symposium
a cultural ritual/gathering of Greek men with poetry performances and lots of drinking
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Cerveteri / Caere / Xaisre
a specific city state with large tumuli
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Pyrgi
harbor of Cerveteri
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Tumulus
a huge earth covered mound that houses the remains of wealthy members of society in elaborate tomb rooms
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Regolini-Galassi tomb
huge, and I mean huge, tumulus from 650 BCE with three burial chambers
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granulation
a method of gold decoration that creates a motif made up of tiny dots
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repousee
a method of gold decoration that utilizes punching/pounding on the gold
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filigree
a method of gold decoration that uses threads of gold to create a pattern
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Tarquinia / Tarxuna
the very wealthy harbor town of Graviscae; hometown of Tarquinius Priscus (5th king of Rome); known for tomb paintings
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Phersu
a demonic mask-wearer associated with death and the afterlife
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Demaratus of Corinth
a legend of a man named Demaratus invented by the Romans; artist man came from Corinth and taught Etruscans about art and founded Tarquinia
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Rasna/Rasenna (Greek and Etruscan sites in italy)
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Fibula, Castellucio di Pienza
ca. 625, gold, inscription in granulation
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**Fig. 1-7** Banqueters, north wall and cover slab, Tomb of the Diver, Tempa del Prete necropolis, Paestum, ca. 480–470 bce
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**Fig. 1-12** Statue of a centaur, from Vulci, ca. 590 bce. \n Nenfro, 2′ 6 1/2″ high
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**Fig. 1-1A** Tumulus in the Banditaccia necropolis, Cerveteri, seventh to second centuries bce.
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Tomb of the Hut, Cerveteri/Caere,
ca. 650-600, stone and earthen mound
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**Fig. 1-11** Disk fibula with Orientalizing lions, from the Regolini-Galassi Tomb, Sorbo necropolis, Cerveteri, ca. 650 bce. Gold
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Tomb of the Five Chairs, Cerveteri/Caere
“Castellani” terracotta statuettes, ca. 50 cm.
ca. 650-600
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sarcophagus with reclining couple, from the Banditaccia necropolis, Cerveteri, ca. 520 bce. Painted terracotta
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Fig 1-20 Model of a typical Etruscan temple of the sixth century bce as described by Vitruvius.
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Plan of the sanctuary at Pyrgi. Temple B (510 BCE); Temple A (470) BCE; Area C
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Fig. 1-16 Interior of the Tomb of the Augurs, Monterozzi necropolis, Tarquinia, ca. 520 BCE, fresco / painted stone
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Fig. 1-15 Interior of the Tomb of the Bulls, Monterozzi necropolis, Tarquinia, ca. 530 BCE, fresco / painted stone