Product details:
| ISBN13: | 9780199987894 |
| ISBN10: | 01999878911 |
| Binding: | Hardback |
| No. of pages: | 880 pages |
| Size: | 246x180x68 mm |
| Weight: | 1837 g |
| Language: | English |
| Illustrations: | 39 images, 28 maps |
| 748 |
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The Oxford Handbook of Pre-Roman Italy (1000--49 BCE)
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Publisher: OUP USA
Date of Publication: 19 June 2024
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The Oxford Handbook of Pre-Roman Italy provides a comprehensive account of the many peoples who lived on the Italian peninsula during the last millennium BCE. Written by more than fifty authors, the book describes the diversity of these indigenous cultures, their languages, interactions, and reciprocal influences. It gives emphasis to Greek colonization, the rise of aristocracies, technological innovations, and the spread of literacy, which provided the urban texture that shaped the history of the Italian peninsula.
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The Oxford Handbook of Pre-Roman Italy gives a comprehensive account of the peoples who lived on the Italian peninsula during the last millennium BCE. Most people have heard of the Etruscans, but there were many other fascinating civilizations, including the Celts and the Samnites, who inhabited the region at this time. This was an age that began with the rise of urbanism, was marked by the flourishing of diverse and politically sophisticated communities, and ended with the political and cultural unification of the peninsula under Roman rule. The region did not have a single overarching identity, but rather was characterized by a constantly changing pattern of intercultural exchange and communication.
Written by more than fifty authors, this book describes the diversity of these indigenous cultures, their languages, interactions, and reciprocal influences. It gives special emphasis to Greek colonization, the rise of aristocracies, technological innovations, and the spread of literacy, which provided the urban texture that shaped the history of the peninsula in this period. In addition to offering in-depth treatments of the peoples and cultures, it also focuses on the events and factors that played a mediating role in Italy's history.
Written by more than fifty authors, this book describes the diversity of these indigenous cultures, their languages, interactions, and reciprocal influences. It gives special emphasis to Greek colonization, the rise of aristocracies, technological innovations, and the spread of literacy, which provided the urban texture that shaped the history of the peninsula in this period. In addition to offering in-depth treatments of the peoples and cultures, it also focuses on the events and factors that played a mediating role in Italy's history.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
List of Contributors
Abbreviations
Notes on the Text
Map of Pre-Roman Italy
INTRODUCTION
Italy's Crucial Millennium
Marco Maiuro
PART I. STRUCTURES: BACKGROUND AND ACTORS
1. The Peoples and Landscapes of Protohistoric and Classical Italy
Peter Attema and Jan Sevink
2. Urbanization and the Urban Model in Pre-Roman Italy
Stéphane Bourdin
3. Alphabets, Orthography, and Literacy
Rex Wallace
4. Religions and Religiosity in Italy
Olivier de Cazanove and Emmanuel Dupraz
5. Demography
Elio Lo Cascio
6. Laws and Legal Systems
Elena Tassi Scandone
7. Italy and Italies
William V. Harris
8. The Greeks
Clemente Marconi
9. The Phoenicians in Italy
Giuseppe Garbati
10. The Lucani
Maurizio Gualtieri
11. Apulia
Enzo Lippolis
12. The Samnites
Adriano La Regina
13. Latium and the Latini
Daniele Federico Maras
14. The Romans
Gabriele Cifani
15. The Faliscans and the Capenates
Maria Cristina Biella
16. The Etruscans
Carmen Esposito and Simon Stoddart
17. The Umbrians
Petra Amann
18. The Veneti
Loredana Capuis
19. The Celts of Italy
Paola Piana Agostinetti
20. The Ligurians and Other Alpine Peoples
Bianca Maria Giannattasio
21. The Raeti and Other Northeastern Alpine Peoples
Franco Marzatico
PART II. HISTORIES
22. A New Start, 1000--630 BCE
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri and Claudio Giardino
23. The Long Sixth Century, 630--474 BCE
Christopher Smith
24. Instability and Change, 474--270 BCE
Daniele Miano
25. Italy in a Global Context, 270--49 BCE
Federico Santangelo
PART III. CONNECTIONS, EXCHANGES, MEDIATORS
26. Magistrates and Political Institutions
Adriano Maggiani
27. Family Structures
Enrico Benelli
28. The Banquet
Mauro Menichetti
29. Spectacles and Games Prior to the Emergence of "Roman Drama"
Gesine Manuwald
30. The Sabellian Languages: Linguistic vs. Ethnic Identities
Paolo Poccetti
31. Etruscan, Between Isolation and Linguistic Exchanges
Enrico Benelli
32. Latin and its Spread in Italy in Pre-Roman Times
Gilles van Heems
33. Defining Sacred Space in Ancient Italy
Ingrid Edlund-Berry
34. Private Spaces in Pre-Roman Italy
Maurizio Harari
35. Italy and its Islands
Stefania De Vido
36. The Battle of Sentinum: A Pan-Italic War
Nathan Rosenstein
37. Italic Mercenaries in the Pre-Roman Period
Gianluca Tagliamonte
38. Coins and Civic Identities
Annalisa Polosa
39. The Many Facets of Black-Gloss Pottery
Roman Roth
40. The Lure of the East: Luxury Goods
Anthony Tuck
41. Amber in Italy: Provenance and Meaning
Larissa Bonfante
42. Exchange Networks with the West
Franco De Angelis
43. Greek Vases in Pre-Roman Italy
Athena Tsingarida
44. Etruscan and Italic Offerings in Greek Sanctuaries
Alessandro Naso
45. Merchants and Traders on Hellenistic Delos
Gary Reger
46. The Italic Herakles/Hercle/Hercules
Shirley J. Schwarz
47. Salvation and Bliss: Bacchus and Demeter
Cornelia Isler-Kerényi
48. Italic Sacred Stories and Greek Connections
Nancy T. de Grummond
49. Bodies in Pieces in Central Italy: Votives
Massimiliano Papini
Glossary
Index
List of Contributors
Abbreviations
Notes on the Text
Map of Pre-Roman Italy
INTRODUCTION
Italy's Crucial Millennium
Marco Maiuro
PART I. STRUCTURES: BACKGROUND AND ACTORS
1. The Peoples and Landscapes of Protohistoric and Classical Italy
Peter Attema and Jan Sevink
2. Urbanization and the Urban Model in Pre-Roman Italy
Stéphane Bourdin
3. Alphabets, Orthography, and Literacy
Rex Wallace
4. Religions and Religiosity in Italy
Olivier de Cazanove and Emmanuel Dupraz
5. Demography
Elio Lo Cascio
6. Laws and Legal Systems
Elena Tassi Scandone
7. Italy and Italies
William V. Harris
8. The Greeks
Clemente Marconi
9. The Phoenicians in Italy
Giuseppe Garbati
10. The Lucani
Maurizio Gualtieri
11. Apulia
Enzo Lippolis
12. The Samnites
Adriano La Regina
13. Latium and the Latini
Daniele Federico Maras
14. The Romans
Gabriele Cifani
15. The Faliscans and the Capenates
Maria Cristina Biella
16. The Etruscans
Carmen Esposito and Simon Stoddart
17. The Umbrians
Petra Amann
18. The Veneti
Loredana Capuis
19. The Celts of Italy
Paola Piana Agostinetti
20. The Ligurians and Other Alpine Peoples
Bianca Maria Giannattasio
21. The Raeti and Other Northeastern Alpine Peoples
Franco Marzatico
PART II. HISTORIES
22. A New Start, 1000--630 BCE
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri and Claudio Giardino
23. The Long Sixth Century, 630--474 BCE
Christopher Smith
24. Instability and Change, 474--270 BCE
Daniele Miano
25. Italy in a Global Context, 270--49 BCE
Federico Santangelo
PART III. CONNECTIONS, EXCHANGES, MEDIATORS
26. Magistrates and Political Institutions
Adriano Maggiani
27. Family Structures
Enrico Benelli
28. The Banquet
Mauro Menichetti
29. Spectacles and Games Prior to the Emergence of "Roman Drama"
Gesine Manuwald
30. The Sabellian Languages: Linguistic vs. Ethnic Identities
Paolo Poccetti
31. Etruscan, Between Isolation and Linguistic Exchanges
Enrico Benelli
32. Latin and its Spread in Italy in Pre-Roman Times
Gilles van Heems
33. Defining Sacred Space in Ancient Italy
Ingrid Edlund-Berry
34. Private Spaces in Pre-Roman Italy
Maurizio Harari
35. Italy and its Islands
Stefania De Vido
36. The Battle of Sentinum: A Pan-Italic War
Nathan Rosenstein
37. Italic Mercenaries in the Pre-Roman Period
Gianluca Tagliamonte
38. Coins and Civic Identities
Annalisa Polosa
39. The Many Facets of Black-Gloss Pottery
Roman Roth
40. The Lure of the East: Luxury Goods
Anthony Tuck
41. Amber in Italy: Provenance and Meaning
Larissa Bonfante
42. Exchange Networks with the West
Franco De Angelis
43. Greek Vases in Pre-Roman Italy
Athena Tsingarida
44. Etruscan and Italic Offerings in Greek Sanctuaries
Alessandro Naso
45. Merchants and Traders on Hellenistic Delos
Gary Reger
46. The Italic Herakles/Hercle/Hercules
Shirley J. Schwarz
47. Salvation and Bliss: Bacchus and Demeter
Cornelia Isler-Kerényi
48. Italic Sacred Stories and Greek Connections
Nancy T. de Grummond
49. Bodies in Pieces in Central Italy: Votives
Massimiliano Papini
Glossary
Index