Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines
The article deals with the etymology of toponyms “Rome”, “Italy” and Etruscan toponyms. The author concludes that the modern toponymic model of Rome, its environs and the Etruscan region were formed in the Celtic-speaking environment. The meanings of toponyms reflect the geographical features of the...
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| description | The article deals with the etymology of toponyms “Rome”, “Italy” and Etruscan toponyms. The author concludes that the modern toponymic model of Rome, its environs and the Etruscan region were formed in the Celtic-speaking environment. The meanings of toponyms reflect the geographical features of the area and the architectural features of fortified cities. The results of the study allow us to take a fresh look at the migration processes of the pre-Roman era on the Apennine Peninsula. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e78133837b134b2e93bd3b6d37e683102023-04-27T23:40:48ZengInstitute of Modern Humanitarian ResearchesStudia Humanitatis2308-80792023-04-011Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the ApenninesFedchenko Oleg Dmitrievich0Independent Researcher (Bryansk, Russia)The article deals with the etymology of toponyms “Rome”, “Italy” and Etruscan toponyms. The author concludes that the modern toponymic model of Rome, its environs and the Etruscan region were formed in the Celtic-speaking environment. The meanings of toponyms reflect the geographical features of the area and the architectural features of fortified cities. The results of the study allow us to take a fresh look at the migration processes of the pre-Roman era on the Apennine Peninsula.https://st-hum.ru/en/node/1210/romeitalylatinsitalicsceltsetruscans |
| spellingShingle | Fedchenko Oleg Dmitrievich Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines Studia Humanitatis rome italy latins italics celts etruscans |
| title | Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines |
| title_full | Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines |
| title_fullStr | Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines |
| title_full_unstemmed | Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines |
| title_short | Etruscans and Rome: the Celtic trail on the Apennines |
| title_sort | etruscans and rome the celtic trail on the apennines |
| topic | rome italy latins italics celts etruscans |
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