the etruscan civilization / rome

[Alex Sheremet]

on the etruscan civilization.. what was its relation to early rome ? penguin's "the romans" is not too clear on this.

 

were the etruscans unsettled, tribal, etc., initially dominant/oppressive and later assimilated into roman society ?

 

thanks !

[Caesar CXXXVII]

on the etruscan civilization.. what was its relation to early rome ? penguin's "the romans" is not too clear on this.

 

were the etruscans unsettled, tribal, etc., initially dominant/oppressive and later assimilated into roman society ?

 

thanks !

 

 

It is a subject in a big controversy - Most books and articles are in non-English European languages , here are some in English

 

A.Alfoldi, Early Rom and the Latins (Ann Arbor 1965)

R.A.Bauman, The Abdication of Collatinus, Acta Classica 9 (1966) 129-141

L.Bonfante Warren, Roman triumphs and Etruscan kings: the changing face of the triupmh, JRS 70 (1980) 49-66

T.J.Cornell, The Beginning of Rome. Italy and Rome from the Bronze Age to the Punic Wars (c.1000-264 B.C.). L.-N.Y., 1995

T.N.Gantz, The Tarquin Dynasty, Historia 24 (1975) 539-554

E.Gjerstad, Discussions Conarning Early Rome, Historia 16 (1967) 257-278

R. R. Holloway, The Archaeology of Early Rome and Latium, Londres-New York 1994

R.M.Ogilvie, Early Rome and the Etruscans, Hassocks 1976

 

There is more , try C.H.A Vol 7/2 1989

[Alex Sheremet]

on the etruscan civilization.. what was its relation to early rome ? penguin's "the romans" is not too clear on this.

 

were the etruscans unsettled, tribal, etc., initially dominant/oppressive and later assimilated into roman society ?

 

thanks !

 

 

It is a subject in a big controversy - Most books and articles are in non-English European languages , here are some in English

 

A.Alfoldi, Early Rom and the Latins (Ann Arbor 1965)

R.A.Bauman, The Abdication of Collatinus, Acta Classica 9 (1966) 129-141

L.Bonfante Warren, Roman triumphs and Etruscan kings: the changing face of the triupmh, JRS 70 (1980) 49-66

T.J.Cornell, The Beginning of Rome. Italy and Rome from the Bronze Age to the Punic Wars (c.1000-264 B.C.). L.-N.Y., 1995

T.N.Gantz, The Tarquin Dynasty, Historia 24 (1975) 539-554

E.Gjerstad, Discussions Conarning Early Rome, Historia 16 (1967) 257-278

R. R. Holloway, The Archaeology of Early Rome and Latium, Londres-New York 1994

R.M.Ogilvie, Early Rome and the Etruscans, Hassocks 1976

 

There is more , try C.H.A Vol 7/2 1989

 

 

thank ya!

 

now, to see what my library has.