
1. Map of Etruria : locate COSA
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2. COSA, founded 273 BC, city plan, Cosa Quadrata in lower left
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3. COSA, decumanus leading to Arx with view of Capitolium temple
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4. COSA, Arx, restored remains of Jupiter temple, 240-220 BC
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5. COSA, Arx, Temple D , ca. 170-160 BC, frontal view
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6. COSA, Arx, Temple D , flank view, note depth of pronaos porch
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7. COSA, Arx, frontal view of Capitolium temple, ca. 150 BC
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8. COSA, Arx, north flank of Capitolium, note molding profile
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9. COSA, Arx, Capitolium showing curtain wall separating pronaos from naos
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10. COSA, Capitolium reconstruction drawings and plan
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11. COSA, Capitolium votice trench beneath pronaos
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12. COSA, view of Ager Cosanus from Arx
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13. COSA, Aerial photo of Ager Cosanus revealing Roman centuriation by infrared photography
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14. COSA, modern entryway to Forum
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15. COSA, ancient entryway to Forum, note fragmentary arch
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16. COSA, Cardo entering Forum
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17. COSA, basilica or theater on NE flank of Forum
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18. COSA, basilica, possibly reused as a theater, on Forum
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19. COSA, Mithraeum inserted between theater and curia, 2 nd or 3 rd c. AD
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20. COSA, view of Curia and Comitium , NE side of Forum
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21. COSA, plan of Curia and Comitium with temple to right
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22. COSA, view of Comitium steps
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23. COSA, cistern of 1 st or 2 nd century AD Baths
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24. COSA, Roman atrium house as restored (SUNY house)
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25. COSA, fragment of Roman city wall, on North near modern Ansedonia
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26. Etruscan plate showing elephant, after 216 BC battle of Lake Trasimene , in Villa Giulia, Rome
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27. TARQUINIA, Tomb of the Typhon, ca. 150 BC, drawing and plan
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28. TARQUINIA, Tomb of Typhon, eponymous typhon on central pilaster
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29. TARQUINIA, Tomb of Typhon, drawings of demons and procession
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30. Ash urn of A. Caecina with inscription in Latin, from Volterra, 2 nd to 1 st c. BC
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31. TARQUINIA, Tomb of Typhon, procession with LATIN labels on Right wall
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32. TARQUINIA, Tomba del Convegno, ca. 150-100 BC, procession of togate figures
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33. TARQUINIA, Tomba del Convegno, procession of victimarii with axes & togati
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34. Compare Tomba del Convegno procession to that of Ara Pacis, Rome , 13-9 BC
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35. Capitoline Brutus, ca. 300 BC (or later), Etruscan bronze portrait, Conservatori Mus, Rome
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36. Typical Roman funerary relief portraiture, Via Appia, Rome
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37. Portrait head in terracotta from CAERE, 1 st c. BC
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38. Side view of terracotta portrait head from Caere
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39. Bronze portrait head of young boy, 3 rd or 1 st c. BC, Florence Archaeo Mus
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40. Frontal view of portrait of boy in Florence , dating is disputed
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41. L'Arringatore, bronze portrait of orator, from Lake Trasimene , 1 st c. BC
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42. Closeup of head and upper torso of L'Arringatore, Florence Archaeo Mus
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43. Closeup of feet of L'Arringatore, note inscrip. in Latin on border of toga, and Roman shoes
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44. L'Arringatore, falsely lit to appear gilded, note VOCATIO position
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45. Compare VOCATIO position of L'Arringatore to Primaporta Augustus, post AD 14, Vatican Museums , Rome
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46. L'Arringatore bronze orator statue, 1 st century BC, Florence Archaeo Mus
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