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Archaeology in Sicily and Magna Graecia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 October 2012

A. D. Trendall
A. D. Trendall
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Canberra, A.C.T.
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Archaeological Reports , Volume 4 , November 1958 , pp. 26 - 42
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Copyright © Authors, the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies and the British School at Athens 1957

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References

1 JHS Suppl. 1956, 47-62, pls. 3-5.

2 Maria Sestieri Bertarelli, Il Museo archeologico provinciale di Potenza (Itinerari dei Musei e Monumenti d'ltalia, no. 96, with 46 illustrations).

3 Sicily before the Greeks (1957).

4 See La Preistoria nell' Agrigento, a guide pamphlet to the special exhibition of these finds in the Antiquarium in Dec. 1957.

5 For the pottery from the sites discussed above, see Bernabò Brea, op. cit. 42-131.

6 The new finds from this area are particularly well documented. See especially Adamesteanu and Orlandini, ‘Gela—Scavi e scoperte 1951-1956’, Part I (NS 1956, 203-401), Part II (to appear in NS 1957); Adamesteanu, ‘Nouvelles fouilles à Géla et dans l'arrière-pays’ (RA xlix (1957) 20-46 and 147-180); Orlandini, ‘Storia e topografia di Gela dal 405 al 282 a. C. alia luce delle nuove scoperte archeologiche’ (KωKAΛOΣ, ii 2 (1956) 158-176, with full bibliography on p. 159, n. 6); id. ‘Tipologia e cronologia del materiale archeologico di Gela’ (Arch. Class. ix (1957) 44-75 and 153-173). A report on the finds from Manfria, Butera and Fontana Calda by Adamesteanu will appear in a forthcoming volume of Monumenti Antichi; see also his article ‘Butera’ in Archaeology 1957, 166-173.

7 AJA 1957, pl. 113, fig. 32.

8 See ILN 26 Jan. 1057, 155, fig. II.

9 See Adamesteanu, , Arch Class 1955, 179–186.Google Scholar

10 FA x (1957) 198, no. 2493, fig. 55.

11 FA x, 207, no. 2547.

12 AJA 1957, pl. 114, figs. 37-8.

13 Preliminary accounts of the excavations appear in FA x, 222, no. 2634, AJA 1957, 151-159, pls. 53-60 and 1958, 155-164, pls. 28-35; the identification of the site as Morgantina is made by Sjöqvist in a well-illustrated article in ILN 9 Nov. 1957, 788-791; a fuller discussion, by Kenan Erim, with special reference to the numismatic evidence, will be found in AJA 1958, 79-90.

14 AJA 1957, pl. 112, fig. 31.

15 AJA 1956, pl. 135, fig. 33.

16 Gentili, , Annan dell' Ist. It. di Numismatica 1956, 101–111.Google Scholar

17 Akrai (1956).

18 NS 1955, 281-376; BdA 1957, 63-73.

19 Fiorentini, , Mem. Pont. Ace. vi (1943), 39–52;Google Scholar Catteruccia, Pitt. Vasc. It. 21, no. 5, pl. 3 (where bibliography).

20 Trendall, , Bull. Ant. Besch. xxiv–xxvi (1949-1951) 35,Google Scholar fig. 4; Benndorf, Gr. u. Siz. Vasen, pl. 40.

21 Benndorf, op. cit. 85.

22 JHS 1943, 93, Pls. 1-3.

23 E.g. 48637; CVA IV E pl. 6.

24 Cp. BdA 1957, 68, fig. 9.

25 AJA 1956, pl. 135. fig. 30.

26 Ibid. fig. 31.

27 Ibid. pls. 133-4, figs. 24-27

28 BdA 1956, 326-333; FA x, 211-2, no. 2582.

29 AJA 1957, pl. III, fig. 30; BdA 1957, 319-325.

30 Cp. Webster, JHS 1951, 223, nos. 12-13.

31 Cp. JHS 1956, Suppl. 48-9, pl. 3 a-b.

32 See in particular Brea, Bernabò and Cavalier, M., Bull. Pal. It. lxv (1956), 7–99.Google Scholar

33 Nuovo Museo di Paestum, 23; Heraion alia Foce del Sele i, pls. 41-47.

34 These tombs are referred to in JHS 1956, Suppl. 57 where Tomb X is erroneously numbered V; the new publication (Riv. Ist. Arch. v-vi (1957) 65-110) includes Andriuolo Tomb 18, Laghetto Tombs 3, 9, 10, 18 and 64. Tomb 91 is illustrated in FA x, 215, fig. 68.

35 2873; Paestan Pottery, pl. 4, PPSupp. no. 42.

36 Cp. Louvre K 710; FR, pl. 120.

37 Paestan Pottery, pl. 17.

38 PPs 160, NF 3(BSR xxi, 1953).

39 JHS 1956, Suppl. 58, fig. II b ; Riv. Ist. Arch. 1956-1957, pl. 2; FA ix (1956) 218, fig. 64.

40 Cp. Laghetto T.64, Riv. 1st. Arch. 1956-1957. 82, fig. 23.

41 JHS 1956, Suppl. 57; AJA 1956, pl. 128, fig. 2.

42 TAΣ NYNΦAΣ EMI HIAPON — Zum unterirdischen Heiligtum von Paestum (1957).

43 Archaeology x (1957) 2-10; AJA 1957, pl. 110, figs. 19-23.

44 Rend, Acc. Arch. Nap. xxiv-xxv (1949) 43-67; AJA 1956, pl. 129, figs. 7-8.

45 AJA 1957, pls. 107, figs. 8-12.

46 Ibid., pl. 108, fig. 13.

47 FA x 220-1, figs. 74-5; AJA 1956, pl. 130, figs. 11-12.

48 A similar vase was found at Sençirli in S. Anatolia.

49 Cp. BSR xx (1952) 37, n. 20.

50 AJA 1957, pl. III, figs. 24-5.

51 Archivio Storico Calabria xxiv (1955) 253-272. The same volume also contains a useful article by G. Pugliese-Carratelli, ‘La Calabria nell' antichità’ (pp. 273-81).

52 A. De Franciscis, Locri Antica, esp. pp. 10-15; AJA 1956, pl. 130, figs. 13-14.

53 A preliminary study appeared in Atti e Memorie della Società Magna Grecia n.s. i (1954) 71-106, pls. 13-30.