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Cups and Combustions
the prerogatives and place that are theirs
This Pocket Illustrator traces the career of a prolific cartoonist
the original atmospheres and presentations of the collections
we are surprised by a nature full of life as at the beginning of the world
L'aube des étrusques. Gréco-romain Cups and CombustionsIn this book, Bernard Sergent first recalls an often forgotten fact: the Etruscans had cousins around the Aegean Sea, and it was from some of them that they descended. The Greeks called them Tyrsenes, then Tyrrhenians. The author then studies their cultural kinship with the Minoans, the Mycenaeans, Anatolia, and, even further back, with Mesopotamia, because the Etruscan civilization has many points in common with that of the Tigris and Euphrates
