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Although religion is a current and intensively discussed topic in Etruscan and Italic studies, there is still a need for detailed analyses of its economic significance and about a sacred economy in ‘Pre-Roman’ Italy. This volume analyzes Etruscan sanctuaries of the 8th–5th cent. BCE systematically as economic spaces. The specific area under investigation is the Etruscan core region between the rivers Arno and Tiber, the data set consists of 51 sacred contexts with statistically accessible pottery findings, and 334 pottery inscriptions. The investigation of the Etruscan sacred economy is performed on the basis of three main research questions:(1) Pottery as consumption goods. The distribution and functions of vase forms and classes as well as activities and ritual practices in sacred contexts are reconstructed using statistical analyses of pottery. Additionally, this chapter traces chronological developments and consumption patterns, and examines the fundamental differences in pottery consumption between southern and northern Etruria. Other topics include the functions of ‘ritual vessels’, such as miniature vases, kernoi or thymiateria, and of depictions of altars and ritual scenes

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Author
Robinson Peter Krämer
Publisher
Dr. Ludwig Reichert Verlag Wiesbaden
Published
2022
Language
DE
ISBN
9783954905171
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, European History, Humanities

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