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Exciting News: Enormous Potential in Etruscan Find

An archaeological dig site in Tuscany is reporting the discovery of a substantial stele that bears an inscription in the language of the Etruscans. This bears incredible potential as scholars believe this inscription will bear insights into the ancient culture’s religion. 

Read more here: “Inscribed Etruscan Stele Unearthed in Italy” (Archaeology magazine). 

(Image courtesy of Mugello Valley Archaeological Project).

Posted by Alexis Culotta

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Bone: Greeks vs Etruscans Source: http://bit.ly/12v6lGa (image)Let battle commence! A gorgeous vessel by Nikosthenes from the British MuseumI’m off to Italy next week. I can’t wait- heading out into the sun to dig of an early morning is one of the best feelings in the world. Before I go, I will be putting the finishing touches to my PhD- then leaving it to fester for a few weeks so I can proof read it properly. Looking back over my PhD, while it’s about pottery- the Etruscan experience of pottery- there’s an underlying subtext that weaves through every chapter, ever conclusion. That subtext is, perhaps, the second biggest argument in Etruscan studies……….. Read More

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Tarquinia - Necropolis of Monterozzi
Some beautiful Etruscan frescoes founded in the Necropolis of Taquinia (the ancient Tarchuna).
The necropolis has about 6,000 graves, the oldest of which dates to the 7th century BCE. About 200 of the gravestones are decorated with frescos. During the course of the IV century B.C. Tarquinia began to produce paintings on the inside of its tombs, a cultural sight unique to them at the time, something wich in 2004, lead them to became part of the world’s heritage under UNESCO.
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