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List of illustrations vii
Acknowledgements x
List of abbreviations xi
Introduction 1
Models of change in Etruria 10
Introduction 10
Models of change in Etruria 10
Material culture form: an alternative model 23
Conclusion 41
Etruscan mirrors: reflections on personal and gender identity 43
Introduction 43
Mirrors and personal identity: reflection and adornment 46
Mirrors and gender identity 55
Conclusion 84
Funerary architecture: the living and the dead 87
Introduction 87
Tomb form 91
Cemetery organisation 115
Conclusion 119
Sanctuaries: the sacred and the profane 122
Introduction 122
The creation of sanctuaries 126
Temple form 130
Conclusion 141
Domestic architecture: public and private 143
Introduction 143
House form 146
Conclusion 163
Urban form and the concept of the city 165
Introduction 165
Public and private 170
Differentiating public spaces 174
City and non-city 182
Conclusion 206
Making Etruscan society: culture contact and (material) culture change 208
Introduction 208
Cultural interaction and the creation of identity 209
Interactions outside Italy 211
Interactions within Italy 223
Conclusion: making Etruscan society 233
Bibliography 236
Index 309
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