Reichert Verlag

„The Etruskian embodiments of the Greek myths in alto-relievo and statues make possible to reconstruct their lost elements unattested in the available corpus of the Greek mythology. Especially, the reflections of the Greek concepts on the Next
World in the Etruskian iconography are of a great importance.
The book includes the catalogue of photographs (305) with a fuil bibliography. lt is published in a high typographical form and is nicely designed..
The publication will be useful for the ethnographers, art critics, historians of religion and culture in general.“

By Georgi Boganov
In: Book Review, S. 26

With PALILIA, the German Archaeological Institute of Rome introduces a new series of publications, primarily monographs on archaeological research done in or starting from Italy. The series will deal with new approaches and innovative research methods, and subjects neglected in classical archaeology. The subject range includes central archaeological research areas, such as Graeco-Roman sculpture, iconography, architecture, urban research, and topographic studies, as well as topics from social and economic history, history of religion and of everyday life.