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Papa and teta : grandparenthood as source of prestige in the Etruscan world

Alexis Daveloose (UGent)
(2026) Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : depictions, roles and status.
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MLA
Daveloose, Alexis. “Papa and Teta : Grandparenthood as Source of Prestige in the Etruscan World.” Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : Depictions, Roles and Status, 2026.
APA
Daveloose, A. (2026). Papa and teta : grandparenthood as source of prestige in the Etruscan world. In Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : depictions, roles and status.
Chicago author-date
Daveloose, Alexis. 2026. “Papa and Teta : Grandparenthood as Source of Prestige in the Etruscan World.” In Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : Depictions, Roles and Status.
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Daveloose, Alexis. 2026. “Papa and Teta : Grandparenthood as Source of Prestige in the Etruscan World.” In Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : Depictions, Roles and Status.
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Daveloose A. Papa and teta : grandparenthood as source of prestige in the Etruscan world. In: Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : depictions, roles and status. 2026.
IEEE
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A. Daveloose, “Papa and teta : grandparenthood as source of prestige in the Etruscan world,” in Grandparents in the Ancient Mediterranean : depictions, roles and status, 2026.
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