The Apollo of Veii is a life-size painted terracotta Etruscan statue of Apollo, designed to be placed at the highest part of a temple. 510-500 BC, now on display at the National Etruscan Museum in Rome [2120x4392]
This ostrich egg was fashioned into a container and deposited as a grave good at the Etruscan necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy, circa 690-650 BCE. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
This ostrich egg was fashioned into a container and deposited as a grave good at the Etruscan necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy, circa 690-650 BCE. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
People be like: "Italians speak with their hands" - Some ancestors of the Italians: Etruscan hand-shaped poker from the tomb of the hydriae of Meidias in Populonia, dated first half of the 5th century BC. National Archaeological Museum of Florence reddit.com/gallery/l2l2bx
This ostrich egg was fashioned into a container and deposited as a grave good at the Etruscan necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy, circa 690-650 BCE. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
An Etruscan Bronze Helmet from Tuscany (Etruria), 8th century BC, from the National Archaeological Museum, Florence, Italy. (564x794)
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
Etruscan bronze statue of the legendary monster, Chimera. Discovered at Arezzo, Tuscany and dated to ca. 400 BC. On the right leg is engraved a dedicatory inscription to Tinia. Length: 129 cm (50.7 in). National Archaeological Museum, Florence. (2473x1788)
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy. [2448 × 1980]
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE. [1351 × 1604]
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
An Ostrich egg found in the Upper Valley of the Nile River, then imported and sold by Phoenician traders to Etruscans in Italy. A grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy, it was used as a container of some kind. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
This Etruscan warrior figure was discovered in Co. Roscommon in 1832. Fashioned out of bronze & badly worn, it most likely dates from the 5th/4th century BC. (Image: National Museum of Ireland)
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Ostrich egg laid in the Upper Valley of the Nile River between 690-650 BCE. It was imported by Phoenician traders to the Etruscan city of Caere, where it was made into some sort of container. It then ended up as a grave good at the Banditaccia necropolis. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia: Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Terracotta bust of Juno. From the Sanctuary of Juno Curitis at Celle, c. 380 BCE. National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus with lid-portrait of a woman reclining on a bed, circa 3rd-2nd century BCE. National Etruscan Museum at the Villa Giulia. Rome, Italy.
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
Etruscan Sarcophagus of Larthia Seianti. Tlesnasa. Clusium (Chiusi), III century BCE. National Archaeological Museum of Florence
Etruscan gold rings from Tuscany (Etruria), 6th century BC, from The British Museum. Second ring image in comment. (1000x691)
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
Ostrich egg used as a container of some kind, an Etruscan grave good from the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri, Italy. It was imported from the Upper Valley of the Nile River by Phoenician traders. National Etruscan Museum of the Villa Giulia, circa 690-650 BCE.
An Etruscan flint arrowhead, mounted in a Gold amulet from the 5th century BC, Displayed in the Thorvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark. (500x700)
Winged Athena holding a helmet unearthed inside an Etruscan villa c. 100 BC. National Museum Rome [500x752]
Etruscan bronze statuette of a warrior. Artist unknown; 5th century BCE. From Populonia, Italy; now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. [2048 x 2732]
Etruscan Gold ring with carved Onyx Scarab, Tuscany, 600-400 BC. From The British Museum. (931x1000)
Etruscan Gold Earring, 300-200 BC, from The British Museum. (759x1000)
[Artefact] Winged Athena holding a helmet unearthed inside an Etruscan villa c. 100 BC. National Museum Rome
An Etruscan (Faliscan) bronze helmet from Etruria, Narce Tomb 43, dated 725-700 BCE. Penn Museum #MS850. (1225x1600)
Gold Etruscan Earring, 500-475 BC, discovered at Abruzzo: Teramo, Italy. From The British Museum. (689x1000)
Etruscan warriors, a pediment decoration at Pyrgi, the port of Cervetery, ca.550 BCE | National Etruscan Museum, Rome [690x1024]
Embossed Etruscan Cuirass (breastplate) in bronze, Faliscan (Narce, Crypt 43), 725-700 BCE. The Penn Museum (#MS851), Philadelphia. (1280x1708)
Etruscan Gold Alabastron, 7th century BC, from the British Museum Museum. (476x1000)
Winged Athena holding a helmet unearthed inside an Etruscan villa c. 100 BC. National Museum Rome [500x752] (/r/ArtefactPorn)
Etruscan warriors pediment decoration at Pyrgi, the port of Cervetery. ca. 550 BCE National Etruscan Museum, Rome [690X1024]
Etruscan incised bronze cista C.300 BC National Etruscan Museum, Rome [631x850]
Etruscan bronze votive group of a man embracing a woman, 500-475 B.C., Tuscany. British Museum. (750x1013)
