Tota Italia (altri)

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• Tota Italia. The Origins of a Nation
  Introduction
• Funerary monument with dancing maidens
  Introduction
• Altar dedicated to Mars, Venus and Silvan
  Introduction
• Tota Italia
  Room 1
• Relief decorated Throne
  Room 1
• Ritual basin (podanipter) with three Nereids carrying Achilles' weapons
  Room 1
• A Mosaic of Peoples. Perpetuating the memory and identity of the group: funerary rites
  Room 2
• Gli elmi di Montefortino
  Room 2
• Jewels as a mirror of social roles
  Room 2
• Grave goods from "the two warriors burial"
  Room 2
• Grave goods from a female burial
  Room 2
• Painted tomb slab with welcoming of the departed scene - Painted tomb slab with return of the warrior scene
  Room 2
• Box mirror with embossed lid
  Room 2
• A mosaic of peoples: the languages
  Room 3
• Jewelry cista with archaic Latin inscription
  Room 3
• Liver model for divination practices with Etruscan inscriptions
  Room 3
• Legal text in Etruscan language
  Room 3
• Folded sword with archaic Latin inscription
  Room 3
• Stele with Oscan language inscription and boar decoration
  Room 3
• A Mosaic of Peoples: religious cults
  Room 4
• The cult of Hercules
  Room 4
• Offerings to the gods
  Room 4
• Statue of Mater with twelve children
  Room 4
• Statue of enthroned deity, Angitia
  Room 4
• Statue of enthroned worshiper with piglet
  Room 4
• Shield device (episema) with Taras
  Room 4
• Votive deposits
  Room 4
• Votive deposit to the goddess Reitia
  Room 4
• Votive deposit to the goddess Mefitis
  Room 4
• Rome and the Italics. Contacts with the Mediterranean
  Room 5
• The Sanctuary of Monte Rinaldo
  Room 5
• Statue of the Boxer at rest
  Room 5
• Relief with a battle scene between a Greek horseman and a Persian
  Room 5
• Rome and the Italics. Wars
  Room 6
• Votive plate with depiction of a war elephant
  Room 6
• Relief of Roman warships
  Room 6
• Ballistae projectiles and fragments of Greek architectural elements
  Room 6
• Frieze with battle scene between Galatians (Celts) and Greek deities
  Room 6
• Colonies and Municipia. Territorial organization
  Room 7
• Foundation rituals
  Room 7
• The name Italia
  Room 7
• Centuriation
  Room 7
• Tablet with a Latin law, later inscribed with a law in Oscan language
  Room 7
• Oscan inscription on Pompeian streets and distances
  Room 7
• Frieze with scene of foundation ceremony (sulcus primigenius)
  Room 7
• Statue of Marsyas with slave shackles
  Room 7
• Colonies and Municipia. Religio and luxury
  Room 8
• Religio
  Room 8
• Fulgur conditum
  Room 8
• Living in luxury
  Room 8
• New images for a new era
  Room 8
• Dying in luxury
  Room 8
• Fresco of ducks hanging and two roe deer
  Room 8
• Representation of Isis-Fortune and a naked young man with graffito inscription
  Room 8
• Capitoline Triad
  Room 8
• Torso of Asclepius
  Room 8
• Votive relief with the recovery of a statue of Hercules from the sea
  Room 8
• Round altar decorated with the Twelve Gods
  Room 8
• Relief with funerary procession
  Room 8
• Funerary bed with applied decorations
  Sala 8
• Statue of Apollo oil-lamp holder
  Room 8
• Nos sumus romani. The faces of Roman Italy
  Room 9
• The portraits of the school of doctors from Velia: images and memories of a city
  Room 9
• Portrait of an elderly man
  Room 9
• Portrait of a mature man, called Lepidus
  Room 9
• Tota Italia. Italy “united” in the name of Augustus
  Room 10
• Augustus and his descendants
  Room 10
• A new golden age: Augustus and the Ludi saeculares of 17 BCE
  Room 10
• Time and holidays
  Room 10
• Portrait of Augustus with veiled head
  Room 10
• Victory's wing
  Room 10
• Relief with representation of a temple
  Room 10