Rome / Haghia Triada / Milan / London / St. Louis / Florence / /
Company
Minoan / Volterra / Etruscan Studies / Arte / /
Country
Italia / Italy / United States / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
University of Rome / tomb of Poggio al Moro / University of Pavia / sanctuary of Portonaccio / Columbia University / Pigorini Museum of Rome / University of Florence / Vatican Library / museum of Heraklion / /
IndustryTerm
topographical site / ancient site / /
MusicGroup
B.C. / /
Organization
Institute for Advanced Studies of Princeton / University of Rome / Columbia University / University of Pavia / Faculty of Arts / International Congress / University of Florence / Instituto di Studi Etruschi / Italian Archaeological Mission / Instituto Studi Etruschi / /
Person
A. Neppi Modona / Luisa Banti / G. Devoto / G. Pasquali / Enrico Paoli / Henry Labrouste / Guido Banti / L. Pareti / G. Camporeale Luisa Banti / Ciriaco Anconitano / L. Pernier / Roman Art / /
Position
young professor / President / member of the Board / historian / thesis director / professor of Pathological Anatomy / archaeologist / university chair / Professor / director / painter / archaeologist and superintendent / Chair / good draughtsman / assistant / editorial assistant / /
ProvinceOrState
Umbria / British Columbia / /
PublishedMedium
the Villanovan / History of Religions / the American Journal of Archaeology / /
Luisa Banti[removed]By G. Camporeale Luisa Banti was born in Florence, Italy into a bourgeois family in 1894, the eldest