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Endnote 14 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

For full detail see Prof. Theodore Peña’s analysis, cited in Jane Whitehead, “Survey and Excavations of the Etruscan Foundation, 1989–91: La Piana, Mocali, and Ripostena,” Etruscan Studies 1 (1994), pp. 123–125.

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Endnote 13 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

G. Fougères, in Daremberg-Saglio Theodore, funda and glans.

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Endnote 12 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

These bones were identified and catalogued by Karena Brown of Western Michigan University.

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Endnote 11 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

See the typology defined at Orvieto by C. Bizzari, “Orvieto ipogea,” Bollettino dell’Istituto Storico Artistico Orvietano 154–155, 1988–89 (1992), n. 16.

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Endnote 10 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

Maria Bonghi Jovino, ed., Gli Etruschi di Tarquinia (Modena: Panini, 1986), fig. 67.

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Endnote 9 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

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Endnote 8 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

Marchesini, “Tegole e Terrecotte.”

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Endnote 7 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

Vitruvius 6.3.1.

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Endnote 6 - Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

See B. B. Marchesini, “Tegole e Terrecotte architettoniche dal santuario di Apollo a Pyrgi,” a paper presented at the symposium Gli antichi tetti in terracotta e la raccolta delle acque piovane dal VII sec. a. C. al medioevo, held at Murlo, July 22, 1997; see also P. Gastaldi’s excavation of a smaller-scale cistern near Chiusi.