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Artifacts in Etruscan Tomb Reflect Mediterranean Trade - Archaeology Magazine
The burial yielded weapons, jewelry and a rare Rhodes-made bronze tripod, and researchers said the chamber may rank among Vulci’s largest.
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In Italy, archaeologists have discovered a large Etruscan cemetery dating back approximately 2,700 years. The tomb was discovered in Vulci, an ancient city north of Rome. ...
A new archaeological discovery in Vulci allows to deepen the knowledge of the Etruscan aristocracy and its funeral practices. The excavation campaign 2026 in the necropolis of the Polledrara has brought to light a large monumental environment of orientalizing age, called Tomb of the Stone Chamber, dating back to the end of the VII century BC. The discovery took place ... The article Vulci, discovered a monumental grave of 2,700 years ago in the …
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