Mediterranean Studies in Antiquity - Series page

pp ii-ii

Etruria and Anatolia - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Epigraph

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-ix

Maps and Figures

pp x-xiii

Contributors

pp xiv-xviii

Preface

pp xix-xx

Acknowledgments

pp xxi-xxii

Notes on Abbreviations and Spelling

pp xxiii-xxiv

Introduction

pp 1-18

Part I - Broadening Perspectives

pp 19-58

1 - From East to West and Beyond

pp 21-58

Part II - Interpretive Frameworks

pp 59-110

2 - Bridging Cultures in the Past and Present

pp 61-74

3 - Etruria and Anatolia

pp 75-86

4 - A Tale of Two Buccheri

pp 87-97

5 - The Role of Greek Sanctuaries in Material and Artistic Interactions between Etruria and Anatolia

pp 98-110

Part III - Technology and Mobility

pp 111-142

6 - Wooden Furniture from Verucchio and Gordion

pp 113-128

7 - Refugee Terracotta Craftsmen from Anatolia in Southern Etruria and Latium, 550/540 to 510 BCE

pp 129-142

Part IV - Shared Practices

pp 143-214

8 - Etruscan Lightning and Anatolian Images

pp 145-165

9 - Luxury Consumption and Elite Lifestyles

pp 166-181

10 - Tracing Connections between Archaic Etruria and Anatolia in Material Culture and Funerary Ideology

pp 182-194

11 - Rock Tombs and Monuments in South Etruria and Anatolia

pp 195-214

Part V - Shared and Distinct Iconographies

pp 215-266

12 - Wall Paintings from Gordion in Their Anatolian Context

pp 217-233

13 - Chasing the Dog in Etruria and Anatolia

pp 234-249