The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in Italy — John Shaqi
The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in ItalyMacKendrick, Paul Lachlan
History
The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in Italy
MacKendrick, Paul Lachlan
Italy -- Antiquities
8. The Victims of Vesuvius 196
Introduction--Pompeii’s town plan--Public life--Private life in
town and country houses--Trade and tradesmen--Religion--Art
9. Flavian Rome 224
The Forum of Peace--The Coliseum--The Arch of Titus--The
Cancelleria reliefs--The _Forum Transitorium_--Domitian’s
palace and stadium
10. Trajan: Port, Forum, Market, Column 251
Ostia: its town plan--Municipal life and amenities--_Insulae_--
The harbor--Trade--Religion; Rome: Trajan’s Forum, Market, and
Column
11. An Emperor-Architect: Hadrian 273
The Villa near Tivoli--The “Teatro Marittimo”--The Temple of
Venus and Rome--The Pantheon--The Piazza d’Oro--Hadrian’s
Mausoleum--The Canopus--The end of an era
12. Roman Engineering 298
Roads--The Baths of Caracalla and Pennsylvania Station--
Aqueducts--Aurelian’s Wall
13. Caesar and Christ 327
The Imperial Villa at Piazza Armerina: its plan and mosaics--The
Vatican cemetery and the shrine of St. Peter
Bibliography 352
Index of Proper Names 361
ILLUSTRATIONS
FIG. PAGE
1.1 4 Prehistoric sites in Italy (map)
1.2 5 Passo di Corvo, a prehistoric site in Puglia:
air photograph
1.3 5 Dimini, a late Neolithic site in Thessaly, plan
1.4 5 Altheim, a late Neolithic site near Munich, plan
1.5 9 Comparative table of early cultures
1.6 9 _Terramara_ at Castellazzo di Fontanellato,
Pigorini’s plan
1.7 12 Su Nuraxi, a Sardinian _nuraghe_
1.8 12 Cremating and inhumating peoples of prehistoric Italy:
map
1.9 21 Villanovan artifacts
1.10 21 A hut-urn
1.11 23 The Certosa _situla_
1.12 23 Picene tomb-furniture from Fabriano
1.13 23 The Warrior of Capestrano
2.1 28 Lemnos, inscription in local dialect, similar to
Etruscan
2.2 28 Vetulonia, Aules Feluskes stele
2.3 30 Early Italy, to illustrate Etruscan and other sites.
Inset: early Rome (map)
2.4 31 Marzabotto, grid plan
2.5 34 Spina, plan
2.6 37 Spina, grid plan, air photograph
2.7 37 Vetulonia, fasces from the Tomb of the Lictor
2.8 39 Etruscan alphabet
2.9 39 Tarquinia, Tomb of Orcus, inscription
2.10 44 Piacenza, bronze model of sheep’s liver
2.11 45 Piacenza liver, schematic representation
2.12 46 Potentiometer profile, revealing tomb-chambers
underground
2.13 49 Tarquinia, Tomb of Hunting and Fishing, fresco
2.14 49 Tarquinia, Tomb of Orcus, portrait of the lady Velcha
2.15 50 Tarquinia, Tomb of Orcus, the demon Charun
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