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- noun a
historian orarchaeologist who specializes in theEtruscans
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Examples
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I found more odd gibberish from the Etruscologist Massimo Pallottino the other day.
Arretium versus German Erz and how this affects (or doesn't affect) Etruscan Aritimi 2008
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I specifically said: "I know I sound blasphemous about my questioning status quo as a non-Etruscologist but keep reading."
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
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I found more odd gibberish from the Etruscologist Massimo Pallottino the other day.
Archive 2008-05-01 2008
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I specifically said: "I know I sound blasphemous about my questioning status quo as a non-Etruscologist but keep reading."
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Whenever an Etruscologist of any sort publishes anything about the Etruscan numeral system, it's a done deal that we will be told of those lovely ivory dice and how this somehow proves conclusively the proper order of the numerals.
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Yet another hilarious Etruscologist goof-up that should never have been published.
Archive 2007-10-01 2007
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Frankly, I would be unimpressed by any Etruscologist who couldn't at least partially read Rhaetic because the similarities are so glaring to me that there is no excuse to feign ignorance.
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Yet another hilarious Etruscologist goof-up that should never have been published.
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Whenever an Etruscologist of any sort publishes anything about the Etruscan numeral system, it's a done deal that we will be told of those lovely ivory dice and how this somehow proves conclusively the proper order of the numerals.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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The real reason for these bloody paintings can be read in Etruscan Myths 2006 by Etruscologist Larissa Bonfante and her British Museum curator sidekick named Judith Swaddling.
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