Chapter 1: Alastair Small, Pots, Peoples and Places in Fourth Century Apulia
WF 2: Map showing the physical geography of Apulia (author).
WF 3: View from the scarp of the Murge across the Fossa Bradanica to the distant Apennines (author).
WF 4: The Basentello valley survey, showing the sites of the fourth century B.C.E. Those named go back to the Early Iron Age. Courtesy of Carola M. Small.
WF 6: Monte Sannace: a) wall circuits, b) semi-chamber tombs. Reproduced courtesy of A. Ciancio, Soprintendenza per i beni archeologici della Puglia.
WF 7: Coins. (a) of Ruvo. AR. Head of Athena, helmeted, facing right. Reverse: Ear of barley, at left legend PY, at right, cornucopia. Rutter et al. 2001, no. 807. (b) of the Sidini. AE. Obverse: Head of Zeus, facing right, laureate. Reverse: “Farnese” Hercules, leaning of a club, legend ΣΙΔΙΝΩΝ. Mangieri, 1996, no. 25, photo R. Digiesi, published courtesy of the Fondazione E. Pomarici Santomasi, Gravina in Puglia.
WF 8: Botromagno chamber tomb excavated in 1966. Apulian red-figure pottery found in the fill of the dromos show that it was finally sealed c 340 B.C.E. Photo courtesy of the British School at Rome Photographic Archive (negative wp-9018).
WF 10: Gravina, Strada S. Stefano Tomb 25 (1993) Plan of the burial chamber. Reproduced courtesy of A. Ciancio, Soprintendenza per I beni archeologici della Puglia.