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Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
Capitoline Triad: Jupiter, Juno, Minerva
Marble, Late 2nd C CE, Palestrina
Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
Platform and cella wall
Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
cella wall
Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
Late 6th C BCE, Rome, Capitoline Hill
reconstruction
Cloaca Maxima (early 6th C BCE)
Rome
Course of the CLoaca Maxima
Remains of Temple G
Selinus, ca. 500 BCE
Ca. 300ft long, 45 ft. high columns;
15 ft. bases of columns;
columns 100 tons each
Remains of Temple G
Selinus, ca. 500 BCE
Ca. 300ft long, 45 ft. high columns;
15 ft. bases of columns;
columns 100 tons each
Verse inscription in Greek,
Temple G at Selinus
Ca. 500 BCE
Verse inscription in Greek,
Temple G at Selinus
Ca. 500 BCE
Cave di Cusa (quarries of Cusa)
Western Sicily, near Selinus

Columns and capitals remain in place
Ca. 500 – 400 BCE
Cave di Cusa (quarries of Cusa)
Western Sicily, near Selinus

Columns and capitals remain in place
Ca. 500 – 400 BCE
Cube tombs, Cerveteri
Etruria: The Archaic period: 580 - 480
Etruscan League of 12 (or 15) cities (but not a nation)
Ruled by a priest-king
Shift from gift exchange to currency
Rise of ‘middle class’
Cube tombs, Cerveteri
Etruria: The Archaic period: 580 - 480
Etruscan League of 12 (or 15) cities (but not a nation)
Ruled by a priest-king
Shift from gift exchange to currency
Rise of ‘middle class’
7th C BCE tumuli at Cerveteri
“Village of Romulus”, 8th C BCE Rome
Crocifisso del Tufo necropolis, Orvieto
Late 6th – early 5th C BCE
Marzabotto city plan, early 5th C BCE
Crocifisso del Tufo Necropolis, Orvieto
Late 6th – early 5th C BCE
Crocifisso del Tufo Necropolis, Orvieto
Late 6th – early 5th C BCE
Crocifisso del Tufo Necropolis, Orvieto
Late 6th – early 5th C BCE
Aristedemos / Malakos

Cumae

525-485 BCE Trade War
Etruria: 6th – 5th C and the emporia
Etruscan Wine Amphora,
Late 6th, early 5th C BCE
From coastal central Etruria
Trade War with Greeks: 525 BCE
Decline of aristocratic land owners
Trade dominated by middle class & foreigners
Remains of Temple G
Selinus, ca. 500 BCE
Ca. 300ft long, 45 ft. high columns;
15 ft. bases of columns;
columns 100 tons each