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| 1. Read the chapter...
Explore the "World
of the Etruscans" and read the following superior information
and images on the
Etruscan culture. |
| 2. Vocabulary and terminology:
FIBULA, TERRACOTTA, NECROPOLIS, TUMULUS, SARCOPHAGUS, TUFA |
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3. Key items to know:
b. See the inset on page 226 entitled "Etruscan Artists in Rome." c. See the inset entitled "The Audacity of Etruscan Women" on page 227. d. Describe the characteristics of Etruscan tombs, tomb reliefs and paintings. See pages 226-230. Compare the paintings with later Roman wall paintings (see Chapter 10). e. What is the story of Romulus and Remus and why is it important to the later Romans? See page 231. |
4. Art from text to remember:
b. Sarcophagus with reclining couple, from Cerveteri, Page 227. c. Interior of the Tomb of the Leopards, Tarquinia, Page 229. d. Capitoline Wolf, from Rome, Page 231. e. Aule Metele, Page 234. |
5. Visit and explore the following:
b. More Etruscan and Roman Art from Christusrex c. Visit "In Italy On-Line" to explore the Etruscan world. d. Explore the prehistoric culture of the Val Camonica, a pre-Etruscan and pre-Roman site. |
| 6. Write a chapter report.
Write a report related to one of the issues raised in #3 above, or related to one of the images in #4 above. INTERNET STUDENTS: Submit the report by Wednesday. (Please note when summer session reports are due). |
| 7. INTERNET STUDENTS: Respond
to someone else's report, either with comments or questions.
Post to the LISTSERV by Friday. (Please note summer schedule to see when reports are due). |
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