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  1. Italy returns 2,300-year-old François Tomb frescoes to the public after more than a century

    Italy has placed one of the best surviving works of Etruscan art on public display after bringing the famous François Tomb frescoes into state ownership. The painted panels, created between 340 and 320 BCE, now belong to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome after the Italian government bought them..

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/ita

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    #archaeology #frescoes #etruscan

  2. Italy returns 2,300-year-old François Tomb frescoes to the public after more than a century

    Italy has placed one of the best surviving works of Etruscan art on public display after bringing the famous François Tomb frescoes into state ownership. The painted panels, created between 340 and 320 BCE, now belong to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome after the Italian government bought them..

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/ita

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    #archaeology #frescoes #etruscan

  3. Italy returns 2,300-year-old François Tomb frescoes to the public after more than a century

    Italy has placed one of the best surviving works of Etruscan art on public display after bringing the famous François Tomb frescoes into state ownership. The painted panels, created between 340 and 320 BCE, now belong to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome after the Italian government bought them..

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/ita

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  4. Italy returns 2,300-year-old François Tomb frescoes to the public after more than a century

    Italy has placed one of the best surviving works of Etruscan art on public display after bringing the famous François Tomb frescoes into state ownership. The painted panels, created between 340 and 320 BCE, now belong to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome after the Italian government bought them..

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/ita

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #frescoes #etruscan

  5. Italy returns 2,300-year-old François Tomb frescoes to the public after more than a century

    Italy has placed one of the best surviving works of Etruscan art on public display after bringing the famous François Tomb frescoes into state ownership. The painted panels, created between 340 and 320 BCE, now belong to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome after the Italian government bought them..

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/ita

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #frescoes #etruscan

  6. Undoubtedly one of the highlights from this trip was getting to see the frescoes from the Etrucan François Tomb up close in their new home at the Villa Giulia. Stunning scenes recalling Homeric epic. #AncientRome #Etruscan

  7. Undoubtedly one of the highlights from this trip was getting to see the frescoes from the Etrucan François Tomb up close in their new home at the Villa Giulia. Stunning scenes recalling Homeric epic. #AncientRome #Etruscan

  8. Undoubtedly one of the highlights from this trip was getting to see the frescoes from the Etrucan François Tomb up close in their new home at the Villa Giulia. Stunning scenes recalling Homeric epic. #AncientRome #Etruscan

  9. Undoubtedly one of the highlights from this trip was getting to see the frescoes from the Etrucan François Tomb up close in their new home at the Villa Giulia. Stunning scenes recalling Homeric epic. #AncientRome #Etruscan

  10. Undoubtedly one of the highlights from this trip was getting to see the frescoes from the Etrucan François Tomb up close in their new home at the Villa Giulia. Stunning scenes recalling Homeric epic. #AncientRome #Etruscan

  11. I fixed a stupid CSS bug and now Open Context is properly falling back to a "noto" font for use with ancient scripts. Here's a nice example of Etruscan, with the unicode getting rendered correctly. It reads (something like):

    𐌀𐌙𐌉𐌓

    (or less likely)

    𐌀𐌙𐌐𐌓

    It's interesting because it's written on a fragment of a rochetto (a spool), which is an everyday implement used in textile production.

    #archaeology #etruscan #etruschi #dh

    opencontext.org/subjects/d2b74

  12. Rare sealed Etruscan tomb discovered at San Giuliano, one year after first intact burial find

    Archaeologists working at the San Giuliano necropolis in central Italy have uncovered a second intact Etruscan tomb, a rare find in a region where centuries of looting emptied nearly every known burial. The newly opened chamber lies in the Caiolo area of the necropolis, about 70 kilometers northwest of Rome...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/06/sec

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    #archaeology #etruscan

  13. Rare sealed Etruscan tomb discovered at San Giuliano, one year after first intact burial find

    Archaeologists working at the San Giuliano necropolis in central Italy have uncovered a second intact Etruscan tomb, a rare find in a region where centuries of looting emptied nearly every known burial. The newly opened chamber lies in the Caiolo area of the necropolis, about 70 kilometers northwest of Rome...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/06/sec

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    #archaeology #etruscan

  14. The Etruscans taught their horses to play checkers. If they got distracted they would sick Fang on them...

    Etruscan Olla, 700-690 BC, #Etruscan #pottery #MuseumOfFineArts #Budapest #artwork

  15. The Etruscans taught their horses to play checkers. If they got distracted they would sick Fang on them...

    Etruscan Olla, 700-690 BC, #Etruscan #pottery #MuseumOfFineArts #Budapest #artwork

  16. Rituals in an Etruscan tomb, Italy, ~2nd century BCE (Giorgio Albertini)

  17. Rituals in an Etruscan tomb, Italy, ~2nd century BCE (Giorgio Albertini)

  18. Cutaway of an Etruscan tomb in Italy, 3rd century BCE (Giorgio Albertini)

  19. Cutaway of an Etruscan tomb in Italy, 3rd century BCE (Giorgio Albertini)

  20. Etruscan chariot, bronze and ivory, Italy, mid-6th century BCE

  21. Etruscan chariot, bronze and ivory, Italy, mid-6th century BCE

  22. We still understand little of the Etruscan language.

    Although the Etruscans influenced the ancient Greeks and Romans —the Romans even used Etruscan characters to create our current Latin script— we only have limited understanding of the Etruscan language.

    #FactOfTheDay #Etruscan #Language #History

  23. We still understand little of the Etruscan language.

    Although the Etruscans influenced the ancient Greeks and Romans —the Romans even used Etruscan characters to create our current Latin script— we only have limited understanding of the Etruscan language.

    #FactOfTheDay #Etruscan #Language #History