“[T]estimony to the vitality of Etruscan archaeology and to the truly cooperative nature of the discipline, not only in terms of the scholars who have contributed to these studies but also in the huge diversity of its subject matter.” —Tom Rasmussen, Antiquity
“This collection of essays honours the personality and work of Richard Daniel de Puma, of the University of Iowa, whose many essays and volumes on Etruscan ceramics, jewellery and mirrors, and more recently on Etruscan fakes and forgers, have always been models of careful and intelligent scholarship... The volume is well presented and contains much of interest... de Puma's own broad scholarship is well-reflected and celebrated here.”—Christopher Smith, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
“New Perspectives on Etruria and Early Rome makes a valuable contribution to the field, especially within the Anglophone context, where Etruria (and early Italy in general) are still too often ignored. Indeed, there can be no doubt that university teachers will find several contributions to be welcome additions to their course bibliographies.”—Roman Roth, Scholia Reviews