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    In the 33 Congress of Studies about Great Greece on the theme “Great Greece Etrurians Phoenicians (Tarente 8-13 October 1993)” the archaeologist Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, specialist in toreutics, during the discussion about precious ideological goods travelling across Mediterranean Sea, revealed her discovery: in the woman, engraved in relief and chiselled on a silver hellenistic emblema found in Tarent and now exposed in British Museum, is recognizable Arsinoe II, a Ptolemaic Queen in the recemblances of goddess Afrodite Urania. The silver emblem, part of a precious box for cosmetic, came from Alexandria in Egypt to Tarent; this ancient city was an excellent market for beauty products. After this announcement, a detailed work about the silver emblema was published entitled: Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, L’emblema in argento da Taranto al British Museum in Rendiconti della Accademia di Archeologia Lettere e Belle Arti, LXV 1995, Napoli 1996, pp.131-155.

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    In the 33 Congress of Studies about Great Greece on the theme “Great Greece Etrurians Phoenicians (Tarente 8-13 October 1993)” the archaeologist Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, specialist in toreutics, during the discussion about precious ideological goods travelling across Mediterranean Sea, revealed her discovery: in the woman, engraved in relief and chiselled on a silver hellenistic emblema found in Tarent and now exposed in British Museum, is recognizable Arsinoe II, a Ptolemaic Queen in the recemblances of goddess Afrodite Urania. The silver emblem, part of a precious box for cosmetic, came from Alexandria in Egypt to Tarent; this ancient city was an excellent market for beauty products. After this announcement, a detailed work about the silver emblema was published entitled: Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, L’emblema in argento da Taranto al British Museum in Rendiconti della Accademia di Archeologia Lettere e Belle Arti, LXV 1995, Napoli 1996, pp.131-155.

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    L'Emblema in Argento Da Taranto Al British Museum Di Giovanna Bonivento Pupino

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    In the 33 Congress of Studies about Great Greece on the theme “Great Greece Etrurians Phoenicians (Tarente 8-13 October 1993)” the archaeologist Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, specialist in toreutics, during the discussion about precious ideological goods travelling across Mediterranean Sea, revealed her discovery: in the woman, engraved in relief and chiselled on a silver hellenistic emblema found in Tarent and now exposed in British Museum, is recognizable Arsinoe II, a Ptolemaic Queen in the recemblances of goddess Afrodite Urania. The silver emblem, part of a precious box for cosmetic, came from Alexandria in Egypt to Tarent; this ancient city was an excellent market for beauty products. After this announcement, a detailed work about the silver emblema was published entitled: Giovanna Bonivento Pupino, L’emblema in argento da Taranto al British Museum in Rendiconti della Accademia di Archeologia Lettere e Belle Arti, LXV 1995, Napoli 1996, pp.131-155.

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    Londra, British Museum. Emblema toreutico in argento da Taranto.

    Hilesheim Rmer Pelizaeus Museum. Modello in gesso per emblema toreutico da Mit-Rahinet (Memphis)

    XXXIII

    INDICE: MAGNA GRECIA ETRUSCHI FENICI

    Taranto, 8-13 ottobre 1993

    I rapporti commerciali Greci dOccidente, etruschi, cartaginesi: circolazione di beni e di uomini (C. Ampolo)

    Il dibattito B. dAgostino (p. 255), G. Colonna (p. 255), W. Johannowsky (p. 256), C. Rescigno (p. 258), G. Gullini (p. 260), M. Cristofani (p. 262), C. de Palma (p. 262), D. Mertens (p. 266) Larte Larte (F. Roncalli) La ceramica protoitaliota: alcune testimonianze delle relazioni tra Magna Grecia ed Etruria (M. Denoyelle) Riflessi in Etruria del mondo fenicio e greco dOccidente (M. Torelli)

    Il dibattito

    C. de Simone (p. 323), M. Bonghi Jovino (p. 326), F.-H. Massa Pairault (p. 326), F. Jurgeit (p. 327), C. Rolley (p. 332), F. Jurgeit (p. 332), M. Barra Bagnasco (p. 333), G. Bonivento Pupino (p. 335), S. Rossetti Favento (p. 336), F. Roncalli (p. 337), M. Torelli (p. 340)

    I culti LApollo di Pyrgi (G. Colonna) La transmission des ides entre Grande Grece et Etrurie (F.-H. Massa Pairault)

    Il dibattito F. Prayon (p. 425), M. Cristofani (p. 425), G. Colonna (p. 426), B. dAgostino (p. 427), S. Rossetti Favento (p. 427), F.-H. Massa Pairault (p. 427)

    Etruschi, italioti, sicelioti e italici La Campania e gli etruschi (B. dAgostino) A proposito dei rapporti tra Sicilia, Magna Grecia e Etruria: la testimonianza archeologica dellAra della Regina di Targuinia (M. Bonghi Jovino) Osservazioni sulle importazioni etrusche in area lucana (A. Bottini; M. Tagliente) Importazioni e influenze etrusche in Puglia (E.M. de Juliis) Limmaginario della ceramica greca di Spina (P.E. Arias)

    Il dibattito

    G. Colonna (p. 613), M.A. Mastelloni (p. 614), M. Cristofani (p. 615), W. Johannowsky (p. 617), M. Bonghi Jovino (p. 619), P.G. Guzzo (p. 619), S. Rossetti Favento (p. 620), P.E. Arias (p. 621), C. Rolley (p. 621), B. dAgostino (p. 622), M. Bonghi Jovino (p. 623), I. Love (p. 628), M. Torelli (p. 628), P.G. Guzzo (p. 629), A. Bottini (p. 630), A. Pontrandolfo (p. 630), G. Colonna (p. 633), E.M. de Juliis (p. 633)

    Echi di un dibattito

    Le rassegne archeologiche

    La Campania (S. de Caro; B. Conticello)

    La Basilicata (A. Bottini; M. Barra Bagnasco)

    La Soprintendenza generale (P.G. Guzzo)

    La Calabria (E. Lattanzi; M. Barra Bagnasco)

    La Puglia (G. Andreassi)

    Il dibattito

    D. Adamesteanu (p. 779), M. Torelli (p. 780), L. Necco (p. 780), A. Pontrandolfo (p. 781), S. de Caro (p. 781), M. Torelli (p. 782), F. Cantarelli (p. 782)

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