Ciba Foundation Symposium - Medical Biology and Etruscan Origins

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Ciba Foundation Symposium - Medical Biology and Etruscan Origins

Editor(s): G. E. W. Wolstenholme, Cecilia M. O'Connor

Published Online: 31 JUL 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470714768

Online ISBN: 9780470715246

DOI: 10.1002/9780470715246

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Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–ix)

    2. Chapter 1

      Introductory Address (pages 1–11)

      R. M. Cook

    3. Chapter 2

      The Principal Cites of Southern Etruria and their Special Characteristics (pages 12–23)

      G. Foti

    4. Chapter 3

      Etruscans and Umbrians (pages 24–28)

      Umberto Ciotti

    5. Chapter 4

      Archaeological Evidence for the Origin of the Etruscans (pages 29–47)

      Hugh Hencken

    6. Chapter 5

      From the Villanovan Civilization to That of the Etruscans (pages 50–55)

      R. Bloch

    7. Chapter 6

      Oriental Characteristics of the Etruscan Religion (pages 56–63)

      A. Piganiol

    8. Chapter 7

      The Scientists' Contributions to Etruscology (pages 64–74)

      A. Neppi Mdona

    9. Chapter 8

      Future Research on the Origin of the Etruscans (pages 75–88)

      Luisa Banti

    10. Chapter 9

      Historical Method and the Etruscan Problem (pages 89–92)

      J. B. Ward Perkins

    11. Chapter 10

      Movements of Populations in Etruria Since the Beginning ofthe Roman Republic (pages 93–109)

      D. A. Bullough

    12. Chapter 11

      The Principle of Ethnic Substratum. Traces of Etruscan in Tuscan Dialects (pages 110–117)

    13. Chapter 12

      The Evaluation of Metrical Data in the Comparison of Ancient and Modern Bones (pages 131–161)

      N. A. Barnicot and D. R. Brothwell

    14. Chapter 13

      The use of Genetical Characters as Indices of Population Distribution (pages 162–169)

      A. E. Mourant

    15. Chapter 14

      Blood Groups and Haematological Data as a Source of Ethnicinformation (pages 177–188)

      R. Ceppellini

    16. Chapter 15

      Distribution of Blood Groups in Italy (pages 189–204)

      G. Morganti

    17. Chapter 16

      Effect of a Single Gene Difference on the Pattern of Some Physical Measurements (pages 205–219)

      M. Siniscalco, G. Montalenti, E. Silvestroni and I. Bianco

    18. Chapter 17

      Distribution of Serum Haptoglobin Types in Some Italian Populations (pages 220–245)

      H. Harris, Elizabeth B. Robson and M. Siniscalco

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      Appendix: Memorandum on Blood Grouping: Requirements of British Museum (Natural History) (pages 246–247)

      K. Oakley and Madeleine Smith

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      Appendix: Memorandum on Further Osteometric Studies Relating to the Origin of the Etruscans (pages 248–250)

      N. A. Barnicot and D. R. Brothwell

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      Author Index to Papers (page 250)

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      Index (pages 251–255)

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