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Corinthian orientalising jug, c. 620 BC,
Antikensammlungen Munich...
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originally fixed to
cinerary urns, to give them a
human appearance. In
Orientalising Clusium, the
anthropomorphization of urns was a
prevalent phenomenon...
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marked the end of the
Villanovan culture and
ushered in the
Etruscan Orientalising period.: 19 As the
Etruscans were the
leading civilization of Italy...
- "Cimmerians and
Early Scythians: the
Transition from
Geometric to
Orientalising Style in the
Pontic Area". In Tsetskhladze, G.R. (ed.).
North Pontic...
- The
Centaur of
Vulci is a
statue of the
Etruscan Orientalising period,
discovered in
Vulci near
Etruscan Viterbo, now in the
collection of the National...
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Chiusi (150–140 BC)
Ancient Greece (8th
century BC – 4th
century AD)
Orientalising gold
jewellery from the
Camirus cemetery in
Rhodes (700–600 BC) Foot...
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cremation as the main
funerary rite. The
fourth stage corresponds with an
orientalising trend in Etruria; the
third stage marks a
transition between the two...
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subsequently survived for a
considerable duration; it took some time for the
Orientalising style to
become established. Once it had done so,
floral and
other ornaments...
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Depiction of a high
priest in
biblical costume, end of the 17th century,
orientalising representation with turban, in the
collection of the
Jewish Museum of...
- same time as the
Parthian was
depicted as uncivilised, he was also '
orientalised' in
traditional fashion,
being described as luxury-loving,
leading an...
