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Title Etruscan odyssey : expanding archaeology / directed by Rachel Lyon ; produced by Christine Intagliata and Rachel Lyon
Published New York : Filmakers Library, 2011

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Description 1 online resource (video file (22 min.)) : sound, color
Series Ethnographic video online, volume 1
Summary 880-01 The mysterious Etruscan civilization dominated the central region of ancient Italy, around what is now the heartland of Tuscany - before and during the Roman dynasties. While the origins of the Etruscans are lost to pre-written history, Etruria is distinguished from other ancient societies through their remarkable culture, which featured unique language, powerful women, arcane religious beliefs, and magnificent art and architecture. This film documents the work of Dr. P. Gregory Warden and his team as they search the hilltops of Poggio Colia, Italy, for any clues into the mysterious Etruscan civilization. By restoring and cataloguing the cultural artifacts left behind by ancient settlers, modern archaeologists attempt to reconstruct a picture of daily life in Etruria. Among the issues addressed is what was it like to make the great gold jewels for the ruling families? And to build the complex sarcophagi to hold the remains?
880-01/(Q The mysterious Etruscan civilization dominated the central region of ancient Italy, around what is now the heartland of Tuscany ђ́أ before and during the Roman dynasties. While the origins of the Etruscans are lost to pre-written history, Etruria is distinguished from other ancient societies through their remarkable culture, which featured unique language, powerful women, arcane religious beliefs, and magnificent art and architecture. This film documents the work of Dr. P. Gregory Warden and his team as they search the hilltops of Poggio Colia, Italy, for any clues into the mysterious Etruscan civilization. By restoring and cataloguing the cultural artifacts left behind by ancient settlers, modern archaeologists attempt to reconstruct a picture of daily life in Etruria. Among the issues addressed is what was it like to make the great gold jewels for the ruling familiesAnd to build the complex sarcophagi to hold the remains
Notes Title from resource description page (viewed Mar. 12, 2014)
Closed captioning in English
This edition in English
Subject Etruscans -- Study and teaching.
Etruscans -- Italy.
Archaeology -- Italy -- Etruria
Antiquities
Archaeology
Etruscans
Etruscans -- Study and teaching
SUBJECT Etruria -- Antiquities. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85045466
Subject Europe -- Etruria
Italy
Genre/Form documentary film.
Documentary films
Nonfiction films
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Documentary films.
Nonfiction films.
Documentaires.
Films autres que de fiction.
Vidéos pour personnes handicapées auditives.
Form Streaming video
Author Intagliata, Christine, film producer.
Reggi, David, narrator.
Lyon, Rachel, film director, film producer.
Filmakers Library, inc., publisher