Etruscans

This luxuriously illustrated publication talks about the civilization of the Etruscans, which developed in ancient Italy between the 9th and 2nd centuries BC. e., before Rome united the Apennine Peninsula is politically, legally, linguistically and culturally. The book begins with a brief review of the natural environment and resources that served as the material basis for the emergence and development of the Etruscan economy. The book provides a chronological outline of various phases of complex and committed art of the Etruscan culture, removing from the appearance of the Villanovs on the vast tuff plateau during the culture of the Villanov to the formation of an aristocratic society, enthusiastically a magnificent orientalizing culture that left its mark on the royal tombs. The publication explores the broad expansion of the Etruscans in the archaic period, when the city tops initiated the construction of important and richly decorated public and religious structures, contributing, at the same time, the development of a wide range of arts and crafts that created incomparable masterpieces. The book further tells about the decline of Etruscan culture, which was originally expressed in the reconstruction of cities and territories, as well as the production of goods for the new class of cartridges. This period was followed by a long phase, which ended with the entry of the Etruscans into the Roman world. Written by a clear and easy -to -understand language understanding with a wide audience, the book gives a comprehensive overview of the topic and includes the results of recent studies. Antonella Maganyini cites information and comments based on the reconstruction of historical context and social, economic, political and artistic aspects that are relevant for the modern study of Etruscan culture