basic knowledge and understanding of the topography, history, culture and art and craft of Etruria and the various areas of pre-Roman Italy (X-II century BC), knowledge of specific topics and paths in the field of Etruscology and of Italic antiquities (X-II century BC); ability to collect and interpret data; ability to communicate information and ideas orally
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Programme
General Introduction into Etruscology and italic antiquities (10th - 1st cent. B.C.)Core Documentation
See under "Italiano" !Reference Bibliography
Copies of the texts can be found from the end of January 2020 in the Fotocopy Shop COPYANDO in front of the DSU.Type of delivery of the course
Second semester: march - april 2020 Time table: still to decide Aula: still to decideAttendance
This course gives a general introduction into the most important aspects (history, topography, religion, language and epigraphy, art and crafts etc.) of the Etruscan culture and of the culture of the other populations of pre-Roman Italy during the first millennium B.C.Type of evaluation
Examen in written form with questions regarding the contents of the lectures and the texts which have to be studied.