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18.1. The History 18.1. The History
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18.2. Territory, Settlements, Economy 18.2. Territory, Settlements, Economy
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18.3. From the World of the Dead to That of the Living: A Reverse Journey 18.3. From the World of the Dead to That of the Living: A Reverse Journey
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18.4. Artistic Expressions: Situla Art 18.4. Artistic Expressions: Situla Art
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18.5. Language and Writing 18.5. Language and Writing
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18.6. Who Worshipped Whom, and Where 18.6. Who Worshipped Whom, and Where
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18.7. Epilogue and Romanization 18.7. Epilogue and Romanization
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18 The Veneti
Get accessLoredana Capuis, Retired Professor of Pre-Roman Archaeology, Università di Padova
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Published:22 February 2024
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Abstract
The ancient Venetic culture is one of the best defined in pre-Roman Italy; it occupied a vast territory in the first millennium between the Po and the Alps, and between Lake Garda and the Adriatic. The known settlements are numerous, often located along rivers. Their necropoleis have yielded the greatest archaeological records; thousands of tombs have been revealed, with ossuaries of various kinds, as well as other vessels and numerous personal belongings. Of great value are the bronze vessels engraved and embossed in the style of situla art. Places of worship are also numerous, with thousands of ex votos, among which the statuettes and bronze plates with human figures are particularly revealing.
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