Etruscan Civilization
23 artifacts · 900 BCE – 200 BCE · architecture (6) · artifact (6) · battle (4) · people (3) · art (2) · spiritual (2)
The Etruscan civilization, flourishing in central Italy before the rise of Rome, left a rich legacy of art, architecture, and complex societal structures. Explore this collection to uncover the mysteries of their daily life, warfare, and the prominent figures who shaped their world.
The Collection
- Cerveteri — 900 BCE · architecture
- Veii — 900 BCE · architecture
- Tarquinia — 700 BCE · architecture
- Vulci — 700 BCE · architecture
- Tanaquil — 700 BCE · people
- Populonia — 600 BCE · architecture
- Lars Porsena — 600 BCE · people
- Lucius Tarquinius Superbus — 600 BCE · people
- Etruscan religion — 600 BCE · spiritual
- François Vase — 570 BCE · artifact
- Apollo of Veii — 550 BCE · artifact
- Battle of Alalia — 535 BCE · battle
- Tomb of the Augurs — 530 BCE · art
- Sarcophagus of the Spouses — 520 BCE · artifact
- Pyrgi Tablets — 520 BCE · artifact
- Marzabotto — 500 BCE · architecture
- Tomb of the Leopards — 479 BCE · art
- Battle of Cumae — 473 BCE · battle
- Battle of Veii — 405 BCE · battle
- Chimera of Arezzo — 400 BCE · artifact
- Battle of the Allia — 386 BCE · battle
- Ficoroni Cista — 350 BCE · artifact
- liver of Piacenza — 200 BCE · spiritual