The main scientific publications on Vulci and its territory.
A selection of the main scientific and general-interest publications concerning the archaeological site of Vulci, its history, and its territory. The list is continuously updated by the Vulci Foundation.
AA.VV., Art and Civilisation of the Etruscans, Exhibition catalogue, Turin 1967.
AA.VV., New Treasures of Ancient Tuscia, Exhibition catalogue, Viterbo 1970.
AA.VV., New Discoveries and Acquisitions in Southern Etruria, Exhibition catalogue, Rome 1975, Rome 1975.
AA.VV., The Archaic Civilisation of Vulci and its Expansion, Proceedings of the 10th Conference of Etruscan and Italic Studies, Grosseto, Roselle, Vulci 1975, Florence 1977.
AA.VV., The Etruscans in Maremma. Settlement and Productive Activities, edited by M. Cristofani, Milan 1981.
AA.VV., The Gold of the Etruscans, edited by M. Cristofani and M. Martelli, Novara 1983.
AA.VV., Civilisation of the Etruscans, Exhibition catalogue, edited by M. Cristofani, Milan 1985.
AA.VV., The Romanisation of Etruria: the Territory of Vulci, Exhibition catalogue, edited by A. Carandini, Milan 1985.
AA.VV., Sanctuaries of Etruria, Exhibition catalogue, edited by G. Colonna, Milan 1985.
AA.VV., Archaic Etruscan Trade. Proceedings of the Study Meeting, Rome 1983, Rome 1985.
AA.VV., Etruscan Ceramics. Vase Painting, edited by M. Martelli, Novara 1987.
AA.VV., The François Tomb of Vulci, Exhibition catalogue, edited by F. Buranelli, Rome 1987.
AA.VV., An Etruscan Artist and his World. The Micali Painter, Exhibition catalogue, edited by M.A. Rizzo, Rome 1988.
AA.VV., Proceedings of the 2nd International Etruscan Congress, Florence 1985, Rome 1989.
AA.VV., Etruscan Temple Coroplastic Art between the 4th and 2nd Centuries BC. Proceedings of the 16th Conference of Etruscan and Italic Studies, Orbetello 1988, Florence 1992.
AA.VV., Luciano Bonaparte, his Art Collections, his Residences in Rome, Lazio and Italy (1804-1840), edited by M. Natoli, Rome 1995.
AA.VV., The Representation of the Territory of Vulci and Montalto di Castro, Exhibition catalogue, edited by L. Romeo and P.E. Ungaretti, Florence 1996.
AA.VV., War Chariots and Etruscan Princes, Exhibition catalogue, edited by A. Emiliozzi, Rome 1997.
AA.VV., The Archaeological Training Site of Vulci and Montalto di Castro: from Project to Completion, Florence 1997.
AA.VV., The Mithraeum of Vulci, Exhibition catalogue, Viterbo 1998.
AA.VV., The Etruscans, Exhibition catalogue, edited by M. Torelli, Cinisello Balsamo (MI) 2000.
AA.VV., The Archaeological and Environmental Park of Vulci (Canino and Montalto di Castro, Viterbo), in Gazzetta Ambiente 1, 2000, 85-183.
AA.VV., Etruscan Princes between the Mediterranean and Europe, Exhibition catalogue, Venice 2000.
AA.VV., Vulci and its Territory in the Collections of the Archaeological and Art Museum of Maremma, Exhibition catalogue, edited by M. Celuzza, Milan 2000.
AA.VV., Veii, Cerveteri, Vulci. Cities of Etruria Compared, Exhibition catalogue, edited by A.M. Moretti Sgubini, Rome 2001.
AA.VV., Vulci: Discoveries and Rediscoveries. New Data from the Territory and from the Museum Deposits, Exhibition catalogue, edited by A.M. Moretti Sgubini, Florence 2002.
AA.VV., Archaeological References. Luciano Bonaparte as Archaeologist, Exhibition catalogue, edited by G.M. Della Fina, Orvieto 2004-2005, Rome 2004.
AA.VV., Etruscan Heroes and Greek Myths. The Paintings of the François Tomb Return to Vulci, Exhibition catalogue, edited by A.M. Moretti Sgubini, Cadenzano 2004.
AA.VV., Development Dynamics of the Cities of Southern Etruria. Proceedings of the 23rd Conference of Etruscan and Italic Studies, Rome, Veii, Cerveteri/Pyrgi, Tarquinia, Tuscania, Viterbo, 2001, edited by O. Paoletti, Pisa and Rome 2005.
AA.VV., AEIMNHSTOS. Miscellany of Studies for Mauro Cristofani, edited by B. Adembri, Florence 2006.
AA.VV., De re metallica. From Ancient Production to Modern Copy, edited by M. Cavallini and G.E. Gigante, Rome 2006, 61-72.
AA.VV., Directory of Protohistoric Sites in Lazio. Provinces of Rome, Viterbo and Frosinone, edited by C. Belardelli, M. Angle, F. Di Gennaro and F. Trucco, Florence 2007.
AA.VV., Etruscans, the Ancient Metropolises of Lazio, Exhibition catalogue, edited by M. Torelli and A.M. Moretti Sgubini, Verona 2008.
AA.VV., Etruria and Pre-Roman Italy. Studies in Honour of Giovannangelo Camporeale, edited by S. Bruni, Pisa and Rome 2009.
AA.VV., Immortal Princes. Splendours of the Etruscan Aristocracy at Vulci (Exhibition catalogue, Rome 2014), edited by M.L. Arancio, Rome 2014.
M.L. Arancio, A.M. Moretti Sgubini and E. Pellegrini, “Symbols of Belonging in the Iron Age: Funerary Evidence from Vulci”, in Real Landscapes and Mental Landscapes. Proceedings of the 8th Meeting of Prehistory and Protohistory in Etruria, Valentano and Pitigliano 2006, edited by N. Negroni Catacchio, Milan 2008, 321-330.
L. Banti, “Archaic Etruscan Bronzes. The Loeb Tripods”, in Tyrrhenika. Essays in Etruscan Studies, Milan 1957, 72-92.
L. Banti, “Archaic Etruscan Sculpture: the Statue of Polledrara”, SE, XXVIII, 1960, 277-288.
R. Bartoccini, “Recent Discoveries in the Excavations of Vulci”, Stud Rom, VI, 1958, 125-129.
R. Bartoccini, “Three Years of Excavations at Vulci”, in Proceedings of the 7th International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Rome 1958, Rome 1961, II, 257-281.
R. Bartoccini, “Sarcophagus from Vulci”, in AA.VV., Italian Archaeologists in Honour of A. Maiuri, Cava dei Tirreni 1965, 81-97.
G. Bartoloni, The Villanovan Culture, Rome 1989.
G. Battaglia, “The Vulcian Mirror with Dionysus and Semele”, RAL, VI, 1930, 275-290.
J.D. Beazley and F. Magi, The Benedetto Guglielmi Collection at the Gregorian Etruscan Museum, Vatican City 1939.
G. Bendinelli, “Vulci. Recent Archaeological Discoveries in the Territory of Vulci”, NSA, 1921, 342-356.
G. Bendinelli, “Archaic Sculptures from Vulci”, BA, V, 1923, 65-74.
G. Bendinelli, “An Unpublished Figured Vulcian Cippus”, RPAA, IV, 1925-1926, 179-180.
G. Bendinelli, “Report on an Excavation Campaign in the Territory of Vulci (1923-1924)”, SE, I, 1927, 129-144.
E. Benelli, “Volcii”, SE, LVI, 1989-1990, 364-366.
J. Boardman, “The Athenian Pottery trade”, Expedition Magazine, 21, 1979, 33-39.
P. Bocci Pacini, “The Sommavilla Sabina Painter and the Problem of the Birth of Red-Figure Pottery in Etruria”, SE, L, 1982, 23-39.
M. Bonamici, Bucchero Ware with Engraved Figurations, Florence 1974.
M. Bonamici, “On Luciano Bonaparte’s First Excavations at Vulci”, Prospettiva, 21, 1980, 6-24.
L. Bonaparte, Catalogue of Selected Etruscan Antiquities Found in the Excavations of the Prince of Canino, 1828-1829, Viterbo 1829.
L. Bonaparte, Letter by H.E. the Prince of Canino Containing the Description of his Museum of Etruscan Antiquities, with an Unpublished Article on a Cup Representing the Assyrian Hercules Added, Milan 1833, 11-22.
E. Braun, “Monuments”, Bull Inst, 1835, 161-170, 181-183.
E. Braun, “Etruscan Excavations”, Bull Inst, 1835, 120-124.
E. Braun, “Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1836, 169-172.
E. Braun, “Gregorian Museum of Etruscan Monuments”, Bull Inst, 1837, 1-10.
E. Braun, “Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1837, 130-131.
G. Brunetti Nardi, Directory of Excavations and Archaeological Discoveries in Southern Etruria (1966-1970), II, Rome 1972, 109-110.
G. Brunetti Nardi, Directory of Excavations and Archaeological Discoveries in Southern Etruria (1971-1975), III, Rome 1981, 209-220.
S. Bruni, “Vulcian Reliefs of the Late Orientalising Period”, MEFR(A), C, 1, 1988, 245-282.
H. Brunn, “Etruscan Paintings”, Ann Inst, XXXI, 1859, 353-367, pl. M (= Mon Inst, VI-VII, 1857-1863, pls. 31-32).
F. Buranelli, “The gens Mura(s): the Last Owner of the François Tomb at Vulci?”, Stud Rom, XXXV, 1987, 88-91.
F. Buranelli, “The Tomb of the Dolphin at Vulci”, BA, XLII, 1987, 43-46.
F. Buranelli, The Giacinto Guglielmi Collection, Exhibition catalogue, Rome 1989.
F. Buranelli, “The Canopic Urn of Vulci”, Arch Class, XLIII, 1991, 863-871.
F. Buranelli, The Excavations at Vulci by the Vincenzo Campanari and Papal Government Society, Rome 1991.
F. Buranelli, Ugo Ferraguti. The Last Archaeologist-Patron, Rome 1994.
E. D. van Buren, Figurative Terracotta Revetments in Etruria and Latium in the VI and V centuries B.C., London 1921, 14-15, 27.
V. Campanari, Notes on Vulcia, Ancient Etruscan City, Collected by V. Campanari, Macerata 1829.
D. Campanari, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1835, 177-180.
D. Campanari, “On Some Rare Vulcian Tombs. Letter from Mr Domenico Campanari to Cav. Bunsen, Secretary General of the Institute”, Bull Inst, 1835, 203-205.
L. Canina, “Observations on Certain Unusually Shaped Capitals Drawn with Other Monuments of the Ancient City of Volci by Mr C. Scheppig”, Ann Inst, VII, 1835, 187-194.
S. Campanari, “On the Clay Vases Found in the Tombs of Etruria within Papal Jurisdiction”, DPAA, VII, 1836, 1-92.
D. Campanari, “Continuation of the Reports on the Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1836, 36-38.
S. Campanari, Ancient Painted Vases from the Feoli Collection, Rome 1837.
S. Campanari, “Vulcian Bronzes”, Ann Inst, IX, 1837, 161-167 (= Mon Inst, II, 1834-1838, pl. XLII).
V. Campanari, “On the Vulcian Bronze Statue Representing Minerva Ergane”, DPAA, IX, 1840, 439-464.
G. Camporeale, “The Amazonomachy in Etruria”, SE, XXVII, 1959, 107-137.
G. Camporeale, “Archaic Etruscan Bust from the Museum of Grosseto”, AA, 1969, 57-69.
F. Canciani, “A Painted Biconical Vase from Vulci”, DArch, VIII, 1974-1975, 79-85.
F. Canciani, “Three New Italo-Geometric Vases from the Museum of Villa Giulia”, Prospettiva, 4, 1976, 26-29.
F. Canciani, “Lydos der Sklave?”, AK, XXI, 1978, 1, 17-20.
L. Canina, Ancient Maritime Etruria, Rome 1849, II, 75-108, pls. CIII-CXII.
S. Carosi, A. Conti and C. Regoli, “The Necropolises of Vulci between the 4th and 3rd Centuries BC. Acquired Knowledge and Ongoing Research”, in O. Cerasuolo and L. Pulcinelli (eds.), Society and Innovation in Southern Etruria between the 4th and 3rd Centuries BC (Proceedings of the International Conference, Bolsena 2016), Quaderni di Aristhonothos, forthcoming.
S. Carosi, E. Eutizi, G.F. Pocobelli, C. Regoli and F. Rossi, “Vulci, Artisans in the City. An Overview of the History of Discoveries and Research”, in M.C. Biella, R. Cascino, A.F. Ferrandes and M. Revello Lami (eds.), Artisans and the City. Workshops and Production Areas between the 8th and 3rd Centuries BC in Tyrrhenian Central Italy (Proceedings of the Study Day, Rome 2016), in ScAnt 23.2, 275-290.
S. Carosi and A. Conti, “From Museums to the Territory, between Research and Protection. On the Excavations of the ‘Società Hercle’” (1961-1963 in the Osteria Necropolis at Vulci). In Museums of Etruria. Proceedings of the 26th International Conference of Studies on the History and Archaeology of Etruria, edited by Giuseppe M. Della Fina, Rome 2019.
O. de Cazanove, “Plastique votive et imagerie dionisyaque: à propos de deux ex-voto de Vulci”, MEFR(A), XCVIII, 1986, 7-36.
C. Casi, “Vulci, the Archaeological and Naturalistic Park”, tip. Archeo 12017.
M.B. Ceccanti and D. Cocchi, “Ceramic Materials Found at Vulci in the Necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo”, SE, XLVIII, 1980, 21-26.
A. Cherici, “Notes on a Vulcian Grave Group”, SE, LIX, 1993, 39-45.
P. Cluverius, Italia antiqua, Lugduni Batavorum 1624, I, 515.
F. Coarelli, “The Paintings of the François Tomb at Vulci. A Proposed Interpretation”, DArch, II, 1983, 43-69.
G. Colonna, “Etrusco-Corinthian Ceramics and the Historical Problems of the Late Orientalising Period in Etruria”, Arch Class, XIII, 1961, 9-24.
G. Colonna, “The Etrusco-Corinthian Cycle of the Rosoni”, SE, XXIX, 1961, 47-88.
G. Colonna, “Volci (?)”, SE, XXXVI, 1968, 203, 262-264.
G. Colonna, “Archaic Signatures of Artisans in Central Italy”, MDAI(R), LXXXII, 1975, 181-192.
G. Colonna, “Vulci II: New Discoveries in the Etruscan Sanctuary of Fontanile di Legnisina. A New Dedication to the Etruscan Uni”, BA, XLVIII, 1988, 23-47.
G. Colonna, “Reflections on Dionysism in Etruria”, in Dionysus, Myth and Mystery. Proceedings of the International Conference, Comacchio 1989, edited by F. Berti, Comacchio 1991, 117-155.
G. Colonna, in Studi Etruschi, LIV 1986, pp. 130-159.
G. Colonna, Relations between Orvieto and Vulci from the Proto-Villanovan Period to the Vibenna Brothers, in Between Orvieto and Vulci, Annals of the “Claudio Faina” Museum Foundation, 10, 2003.
A. Conti, “The Northern Necropolis of Vulci. Preliminary Data on the Review of the Ferraguti-Mengarelli Excavations (1929-1931)”, in ScAnt 24.1, 2018, 125-148.
A. Conti, L. Novelli and C. Vaccarella, “Archaeological Research to be Told. The Museum of Archaeological Research of Vulci in the Former Convent of San Francesco in Canino”, in V. Nizzo (ed.), Stories of People and Museums, Rome, pp. 201-217.
A. Costantini, “The Collection of Attic Vases of Cardinal Fesch and the Grave Goods of the Tomb of Isis in a Note by Luciano Bonaparte to Eduard Gerhard”, RAL, S.IX, VII, 1996, 363-391.
M. Cristofani, “Research on the Paintings of the François Tomb at Vulci. The Decorative Friezes”, DArch, I, 1967, 186-219.
M. Cristofani, “Notes on Archaic Etruscan Epigraphy”, ASNP, S.II, XXXVIII, 1969, 103.
M. Cristofani Martelli, “Contributions to the Earliest Relief-Decorated Bucchero, I. On Some Bucchero Wares from the Vulcian Territory”, SE, XL, 1972, 75-83.
M. Cristofani Martelli, “Volcii”, SE, XLV, 1977, 285-287.
M. Cristofani, “On the Vulci Lamina”, SE, XLVIII, 1980, 411-413.
M. Cristofani, The Bronzes of the Etruscans, I. Votive Sculpture, Novara 1985.
A. De Angelis, “Attic Ceramics of the Bonaparte Collection from Vulci”, Arch Class, XLII, 1990, 29-53.
F. Delpino and M.A. Fugazzola Delpino, “Late Geometric Biconical Vases”, Arch Class, XXVIII, 1976, 1-9.
M.A. De Lucia Brolli, “An Etrusco-Corinthian Cup from Vulci”, Arch Class, XXIX, 1977, 37-47.
G.M. De Rossi, “The Via Aurelia, from the Marta to the Fiora”, Quad Top Ant, IV, 1968, 121-155.
F. Di Gennaro, “Topography of Middle Bronze Age Settlement in Lazio”, AL, II, 1979, 148-156.
F. Di Gennaro, Forms of Settlement between the Tiber and the Fiora from the Final Bronze Age to the Beginning of the Iron Age, Florence 1986, 32-36, 135.
F. Di Gennaro, “Settlement in Southern Etruria and the Characteristics of Settlements between the Bronze Age and the Iron Age”, in Southern Etruria. Knowledge, Conservation, Enjoyment. Proceedings of the Conference, Viterbo 1985, Rome 1988, 59-82.
L. Donati, “Bucchero Wares Decorated with Human Plastic Heads: Vulci Area”, SE, XXXV, 1967, 619-632.
P. Ducati, “Mould for a Metal Plaquette from Vulci”, Historia, IV, 1930, 454-469.
F. von Duhn, “The Burial Rites of the Etruscans at Vulci according to Gsell”, AMDSPPR, X, 1892, 210-222.
A. Emiliozzi, “Funerary Lions from Ferento”, Arch Class, XLIII, 1991, 939-953.
F.T. Fagliari Zeni Buchicchio, “Alessandro Farnese as Patron of Architecture in Tuscia”, ASPParmensi, XLII, 1991, 433.
F.T. Fagliari Zeni Buchicchio, “Building Activity in the Municipalities Subject to the Farnese before the Establishment of the Duchy of Castro”, in The Farnese: Three Hundred Years of History. Proceedings of the Conference, Gradoli 1987, Boll Farnes, VII-VIII, 1990, 124-125.
F.T. Fagliari Zeni Buchicchio, s.v. “G.A. Garzoni”, in Dizionario biografico degli Italiani, LII, 1999, 443.
M.T. Falconi Amorelli and M. Pallottino, “Volcii”, SE, XXXI, 1963, 185-205, 208-218.
M.T. Falconi Amorelli, “Volcii”, SE, XXXIII, 1965, 469-472.
M.T. Falconi Amorelli, “Cistae and Etruscan Mirrors in Grave Goods from Vulcian Tombs of the 4th and 3rd Centuries BC”, Arch Class, XXVIII, 1976, 235-241.
U. Ferraguti, “One Year of Excavations at Vulci”, SE, III, 1929, 103-110.
U. Ferraguti, “New Vulcian Monuments”, SE, X, 1936, 55-59.
U. Ferraguti, “The Bronzes of Vulci”, SE, XI, 1937, 107-120.
A. Feuerbach, “Discoveries at Vulci and Chiusi”, Bull Inst, 1840, 123-128.
G. Fiorelli, “Canino (Vulcian territory)”, NSA, 1880, 249.
G. Fiorelli, “Canino”, NSA, 1882, 44-45.
Fischietti, “The Tripods of Vulci”, SE, XVIII, 1944, 9-27.
L. Forti, “A Workshop of Tarentine Vases at Vulci”, RAAN, XLV, 1970, 233-265.
P. Fortini, “Volcii”, SE, LI, 1983, 228-232.
M. Fossati, “Vases of the Candelori Gentlemen”, Bull Inst, 1829, 75-77, 82-85, 107-110.
G. Foti, “Vulci”, SE, XXII, 1952-1953, 307-309.
A. François, “Excavations at Vulci and Cosa”, Bull Inst, 1849, 65-66.
A. François, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1857, 21-30, 97-104.
O. Gerhard, “Museums and Monuments”, Bull Inst, 1829, 57-58, 81-82.
O. Gerhard, “Etruscan Excavations”, Bull Inst, 1829, 3-7, 49-52.
O. Gerhard, “Excavations at Ponte della Badia”, Ann Inst, I, 1829, 187-201.
O. Gerhard, “Excavations at Canino”, Bull Inst, 1830, 4-9, 242-243, 258, 263.
O. Gerhard, “Etruscan Monuments”, Bull Inst, 1831, 86-89.
O. Gerhard, “Report on the Volcian Vases”, Ann Inst, III, 1831, 5-218, 221-270.
O. Gerhard, “Etruscan Excavations”, Bull Inst, 1831, 83.
O. Gerhard, “Report Sent to the Institute by Professor Gerhard on the Archaeological Findings of his Journey”, Bull Inst, 1832, 194.
O. Gerhard, “Monuments”, Bull Inst, 1834, 8-9, 177-179.
O. Gerhard, “Etruscan Excavations”, Bull Inst, 1834, 49, 60.
O. Gerhard, “Excavations at Volci”, Bull Inst, 1834, 75-77.
G.Q. Giglioli, “Review of Excavations and Discoveries on Etruscan Soil in 1929. Vulci”, SE, IV, 1930, 352.
G.Q. Giglioli, “The Volcian Vase of Admetus and Alcestis in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris”, SE, IV, 1930, 365-369.
F. Gilotta, “Contribution to Late Classical Vulcian Vase Painting”, BA, XXIV, 1984, 41-52.
F. Gilotta, “The Problem of ‘Earlier Red Figure’”, in Contributions to Late Classical Etruscan Ceramics. Proceedings of the Seminar, Rome 1984, Rome 1985, 25-33.
A. Giuliano, “A Painter at Vulci in the Second Half of the 7th Century BC”, JDAI, LXXVIII, 1963, 183-199.
A. Giuliano, “The Swallow Painter”, Prospettiva, 3, 1975, 4-8.
A. Giuliano, “Further Notes on the ‘Swallow Painter’”, in Damarato. Studies in Classical Antiquity Offered to Paola Pelagatti, edited by I. Berlingò et al., Milan 2000, 126-127.
M. Guarducci, “The Bronzes of Vulci”, SE, X, 1936, 15-53.
M. Guarducci, “Springtime Dionysus in Athens: Reflections on the Vase by Lydos in the Museum of Villa Giulia”, NAC, IX, 1980, 37-62.
M. Guarducci, “Dionysus and the Lotus”, NAC, X, 1981, 53-69.
W. Helbig, “Guglielmi Collection”, Bull Inst, 1869, 166-167.
W. Helbig, “Excavations in Southern Etruria”, Bull Inst, 1869, 172-174.
W. Helbig, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1880, 142-150, 209-216.
W. Helbig, “Journey through Etruria. Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1881, 241-248.
W. Helbig, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1883, 39-51, 161-170.
W. Helbig, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1884, 161-175.
C. Iaia and A. Mandolesi, “Topography of 8th Century BC Settlement in Southern Etruria”, JAT, III, 1993, 17-48.
C. Iaia, Toreutic Production in the Early Iron Age in Central and Northern Italy. Decorative Styles, Circulation, Meaning, Pisa 2005.
C. Iaia, Funerary Symbolism and Ideology at the Origins of an Urban Civilisation. Ritual Forms in Villanovan Burials at Tarquinia and Vulci and in their Hinterlands, Florence 1999.
H.P. Isler, “Greek Potters in Etruria in the Late Geometric Period”, NAC, XII, 1983, 9-47.
O. Jahn, “Etruscan Excavations”, Bull Inst, 1839, 21-23.
H. Jordan, “Volcian Cup with Archaic Latin Inscription”, Ann Inst, LVI, 1884, 5-20, pls. A-B.
A. Kestner, “On the Ancient Paintings of Two Other Tombs Recently Discovered at Monterozzi and near Ponte della Badia”, Bull Inst, 1833, 77-81.
G. Knapp, “General Observations on the Funerary Monuments of Vulci and on Certain Others of the Same Kind”, Ann Inst, IV, 1832, 279-284.
R. Lanciani, Canino. “Excavations of the Necropolis of Vulci”, NSA, 1889, 29.
E. La Rocca, “Two Tombs on the Esquiline. New Evidence on Euboean Trade in Central Italy in the 8th Century BC”, DArch, VIII, 1974-1975, 86-103.
E. La Rocca, “Figuline Clay Kraters at Vulci”, MEFR(A), XC, 1978, 2, 465-514.
C. Laviosa, “On Some Overpainted Etruscan Vases”, BA, XLV, 1960, 297-312.
C.M. Lerici, E. Carabelli and E. Segre, Geophysical Surveys in the Archaeological Area of Vulci. I (Quaderni di geofisica applicata, XII), Milan 1958.
P. Liverani, “Note on a Vulcian Antefix”, BMMP, V, 1984, 5-11.
A. Maggiani, “New Data for the Reconstruction of the Pictorial Cycle of the François Tomb”, DArch, II, 1983, 71-78.
A. Maggiani and E. Pellegrini, The Middle Fiora Valley from Prehistory to Romanisation, Pitigliano 1985.
A. Maggiani, “Notes on Etruscan Magistracies”, SE, LXII, 1996, 95-138.
F. Magi, The Benedetto Guglielmi Collection in the Gregorian Etruscan Museum, II, Bronzes and Various Objects, Vatican City 1941.
A. Mandolesi, Protohistoric Material. Etruria et Latium Vetus, Rome 2005, 39-66, 89-234, 443-458.
E. Mangani, “Two Amphorae of the School of the Micali Painter”, Prospettiva, 11, 1977, 41-46.
E. Mangani, CVA Grosseto. Archaeological and Art Museum of Maremma, 2, Rome 1986.
E. Mangani and O. Paoletti, CVA Grosseto. Archaeological and Art Museum of Maremma, 1, Rome 1986.
E. Mangani, “Vulcian Grave Goods from the Gsell Excavations at the Pigorini Museum”, BPI, LXXXVI, 1995, 373-428.
G.A. Mansuelli, “The Figured Etruscan Mirrors”, SE, XIX, 1946-1947, 9-137.
G.A. Mansuelli, The Last Etruria, Bologna 1988.
F. Marcelliani, “Excavations at Vulci”, Bull Inst, 1879, 137-141, 192.
M. Martelli, “On the Feoli Painter”, Prospettiva, 11, 1977, 2-12.
M. Martelli, “The Etruscan Cycle of the Rosoni: Some Addenda”, RSL, XLIV, 1978, 63-70.
M. Martelli, “Initial Considerations on the Statistics of Greek Imports into Etruria in the Archaic Period”, SE, XLVII, 1979, 37-52.
M. Martelli, “Volcii”, SE, L, 1982, 290-291.
M. Martelli, “Volcii”, SE, LIII, 1987, 199-201.
M. Martelli, “Calanice”, SE, LIV, 1988, 165-170.
M. Martelli, “Late Archaic Etruscan Caskets from the Acropolis of Athens and from Illyria”, Prospettiva, 53-56, 1988, 17-24.
M. Martelli, “Volcii”, SE, LVIII, 1992, 295-296.
M. Martelli, “Volcii”, SE, LXI, 1995, 333-334.
M. Martelli, “Archaic Vulcian Sculptures. Paralipomena 3”, in Zona archeologica. Festschrift für Hans Peter Hisler zum 60. Geburtstag, edited by S. Buzzi et al., Bonn 2001, 289-293.
M. Martelli, “Archaic Vulcian Sculptures. Paralipomena, 2. The Master of the Louvre”, in Studies in Archaeology in Honour of Gustavo Traversari, edited by M. Fano Santi, Rome 2004, 623-630.
B. Massabò, “Vulci and its Territory in the Etruscan and Roman Periods”, Univ, LIX, 1979, 173-184, 369-400, 489-512.
B. Massabò, “Contribution to the Topographical Knowledge of Vulci: the Sacred Areas of Fontanile di Legnisina and Polledrara”, BA, XXIX, 1985, 17-28.
B. Massabò, “Canino (Viterbo). The Etruscan Sanctuary of Fontanile di Legnisina at Vulci. Report on the 1985 and 1986 Excavation Campaigns: the Temple”, NSA, 1988-1989, 103-135.
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