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Distributed for University of Exeter Press

Edited by Guy Bradley, Elena Isayev, and Corinna Riva

Ancient Italy

Regions Without Boundaries

368 pages, 60 halftones, 13 maps  7 x 10  © 2007

Cloth $85.00

ISBN: 9780859898133   Published March 2008
For sale in North and South America only

Ancient Italy is the first English-language volume to provide a detailed archaeological portrait of the pre-Roman peoples of Italy—the Ligurians and Celts, the Veneti, the Picens, Etruscans, Faliscans, Latins, Samnites, peoples of Campania, and the populations of Italy’s southeastern regions. Addressing themes in the study of the ancient world such as settlement and landscape, identity, literature, and religious and funerary ritual, as well as social and cultural interaction, Ancient Italy introduces each region and its communities, summarizes recent scholarship, provides site-specific maps, and considers key issues in the region’s contemporary historiography. Designed to provide an important tool for researchers working on the ancient Mediterranean, this accessible volume provides a clear starting point for anyone interested in the peoples of ancient Italy.
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