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Vol. 32 (2023)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4454/ostraka.vol32
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2024-04-16
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Maria Cataldi's Curriculum and Memorial Days
Alfonsina Russo
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Proceedings
Mariolina Cataldi at Villa Giulia and Tarquinia. An exemplary collaboration
Paola Pelagatti
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The funerary ritual of cremation in Latium vetus in the ancient phase of the Final Bronze Age (ca. 12th cent. B.C.)
Anna De Santis
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Monte Cugno - Ficana area 5b: traces of huts and of an infant burial
Antonella Magagnini, Federica Micarelli
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Ficana: an excavation of the years 1970-80 and the contribution of Mariolina Cataldi
Carlo Pavolini
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Necropolis of Ficana. Excavations Cataldi Dini (1975-1977): an update
Margherita Bedello Tata, Maria Rosa Lucidi
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Glimpses into the symbolism of ancient Italy
Maria Bonghi Jovino
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Precious Items for Mariolina
Pier Giovanni Guzzo
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'Roman simplicity flourishes on this abyss': the Etruscans in the pages of Vincenzo Cardarelli
Giuseppe Maria Della Fina
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Etruscan Ages. Epigraphic documentation and age classes in Tarquinia
Marina Micozzi
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The hunt for the Tomb of the Blue Demons: the end of a tradition
Mario Torelli
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Working together to promote awareness and valorization of Tarquinia’s archeological heritage
Anna Maria Moretti Sgubini
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The challenge of protection in urban areas. Archaeology in the historic center of Tarquinia
Beatrice Casocavallo
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Veii, the Tomb of the Roaring Lions and Adjacent Tombs: Ongoing Study
Francesca Boitani, Folco Biagi
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Working in Tarquinia with Mariolina Cataldi: the archaeological research of the Soprintendenza at Civita between 1999 and 2012
Giorgio Baratti, Lucia Mordeglia
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Between Tarquinia and Orvieto: architectural terracottas from the sanctuaries of Ara della Regina and Campo della Fiera
Simonetta Stopponi
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Archaic slabs for M. Cataldi. Minima iconographica
Adriano Maggiani
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The wall paintings of the tombs of Tarquinia nd their conservation with Maria Cataldi
Adele Cecchini
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Maria Cataldi and La Sapienza, University of Rome
Gilda Bartoloni, Alessandro Palmieri
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The collaboration between Maria Cataldi and the Chair of Archaeology and History of Greek and Roman Art of the University of Perugia
Lucio Fiorini
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Cretoncini: excavation of a sector of the Early Iron Age settlement of Tarquinii
Cristiano Iaia, Marco Pacciarelli
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Behind the Grave Mound. Comments about the podium- altar and the cremations of the Doganaccia necropolis
Maria Rosa Lucidi, Alessandro Mandolesi
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Contribution to high archaic Tarquinian ceramics. The Painter of the Herons of Tarquinia and the Painter of Canciani
Stefano Bruni
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Attic pottery from the grave goods of the painted tombs in Tarquinia: some considerations
Federica Wiel-Marin
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Hellenistic glass bowls in Tarquinia and its "ager"
Laura Ambrosini
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Watercolor copies of Tarquinian’s funerary paintings inthe Museo delle Antichità etrusche e italiche, Sapienza Universityof Rome
Laura Maria Michetti, Claudia Carlucci
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Men's and women's hairstyles in Etruscan painting: some reflections
Alessandra Coen
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Lights and shadows on ancient painting
Carmagnola Adinolfi, Rodolfo Carmagnola, Astrid Capoferro, Luciano Marras, Vincenzo Palleschi
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'Fake News': laughter and dirty words in the tombs of Tarquinia
Johann Rasmus Brandt
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Short note on the Tomb of Augurs
Luca Cerchiai
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A visit with Mariolina to the Tomb of the Jugglers
Fernando Gilotta
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The painted tombs of Tarquinia and Japan
Staphan Steingräber
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Ornate churches in Cencelle: the use of sculpture in the early medieval period
Francesca Romana Stasolla
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Among young people with Mariolina in Tarquinia, a personal memory and perspective
Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni
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The iconographic programme of the Maggi Tomb (Lerici n. 5187)
Cornelia Weber-Lehmann
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Articoli, saggi e contributi
Researches in the Aenaria’s Harbour and epigraphic Report
Alessandra Benini, Piero A. Gianfrotta
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Apulia and the north-Central Adriatic coast between420 and 380 B.C.: peculiarities and similarities in the importof Attic pottery in the light of recent discoveries in the two areas
Elvia Giudice
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Tamiri, Orpheus and the Rocky Arch
Luigi Todisco
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