Styling Romanisation : pottery and society in central Italy

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Introduction 1. Romanisation 2. Black-gloss wares and the Romanisation of Italy 3. Style and society in central Italy during the Hellenistic period 4. Volterra 5. Capena 6. Ceramics and the Romanisation of central Italy 7. Conclusion.

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