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Examples: Etruscan: Etruscan: Archaic & Late Periods No Letter Correspondence Modern Latin: Modern Latin: J h j H
Your Card Setup Etruscan: Etruscan Letter Period Modern Latin: Lower Case Letter Capital Letter

Discovering Etruscan and Greek Influences on Roman Civilization

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Etruscans

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ROMAN REPUBLIC

Apollo. ROMAN REPUBLIC. Timeline. 509 BCE Expulsion of Etruscan monarchs 218-201 Second Punic War 149-146 Third Punic War 133-122 Land Reforms 88-83 Civil War 73-71 Slave Revolt led by Spartacus 49-44 Caesar dictator of Rome. Origins. Founding Myths Virgil and the Aeneid Dido

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Roman Empire

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Chapter 5

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Etruscan Prehistoric Aegean Ancient Mesoamerica Southeast Asia byzantine

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The Etruscans enjoyed bright colors, along with gambling, board games , and sports .

They were known as the “People of the Sea” for their skills as pirates and traders. . Etruscan women could attend and participate in activities and festivals. Etruscan farmers used mostly iron tools to grow wheat, barley, grapes and other fruits.

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Unit 3 Ancient Rome

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The Roman Empire 753 BCE - 337 CE

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Chapter Three

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Roman Army

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Roman History

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Chapter Twenty-Three Lecture Two

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ETRUSKI KUNST

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rt History

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Ancient Rome

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Gardner’s Art Through the Ages, 13e

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Gardner’s Art Through the Ages,

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