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[ES]La producción del bucchero etrusco de prestigio VJI0-VI0 s a. de J. C.) revela una dualidad constante entre el fondo local y las relaciones exteriores. Detrás de la interrup ción brusca de estas series se percibe la perduración de algunos talleres a través de una producción doméstica empobrecida (Vº-IVº s a. de J. C.). Dejando el polémico aspecto de su denominación, se resalta el interés del estudio de estas producciones de origen ar caico, en su relación con otras categorías cerámicas etrusco-itálicas de época alto-republicana.
[EN]The production of high-quality bucchero (Vllth-Vlth cent. B.C.) shows a constan! difference between the lOcal conditions and the foreign relations. A/ter the brusque inter ruption of this production, a survival of sorne workshops of poor domestic production (Vth-IVth cent. B.C.) is noted. If we omit the polemical aspect of denomination, the in terest centers on the study of the production of arcaic origin in connection with other categories of Etruscan-Italic ceramics of the high Republican period.
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Cerámica etrusca
Cerámica etrusca
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