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Space, body, and mind: the application of cognitive science to the Etruscan tomb space in Tarquinia and Orvieto
Etruscan painted tombs provide the earliest and most well-preserved corpus of figurative wall paintings in the ancient Mediterranean. Depictions of musicians, banqueters, and other images provide a vibrant array of social and performative events inside a small subset of chambered tombs in central It
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