The Search for the Etruscans James Wellard
The Search for the Etruscans James Wellard A Book About History - Ancient Front Cover Used Secondhand Book Nonfiction

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The Search for the Etruscans

Author: James Wellard
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Book Title
The Search for the Etruscans
Author
James Wellard
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780841502314
Book Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Saturday Review Press
Year Published
1973
In reconstructing a picture of the Etruscan way of life, the author discusses the political ans social organisation of the twelve principal city-states, their religious beliefs and customs, their artistic and scientific achievement, and the fascinating problem of their language - the key to all positive knowledge of this mysterious people. There are also sections dealing with the Etruscan's genius for sanitary and civil engineering, their enlightened view of women, and their paradoxical pursuit of pleasure coupled with a gloomy philosophy of despair.

In reconstructing a picture of the Etruscan way of life, the author discusses the political ans social organisation of the twelve principal city-states, their religious beliefs and customs, their artistic and scientific achievement, and the fascinating problem of their language - the key to all positive knowledge of this mysterious people. There are also sections dealing with the Etruscan's genius for sanitary and civil engineering, their enlightened view of women, and their paradoxical pursuit of pleasure coupled with a gloomy philosophy of despair.

In reconstructing a picture of the Etruscan way of life, the author discusses the political ans social organisation of the twelve principal city-states, their religious beliefs and customs, their artistic and scientific achievement, and the fascinating problem of their language - the key to all positive knowledge of this mysterious people. There are also sections dealing with the Etruscan's genius for sanitary and civil engineering, their enlightened view of women, and their paradoxical pursuit of pleasure coupled with a gloomy philosophy of despair.