The artifacts date to the end of the Etruscan civilization, roughly between the middle of the third century B.C. and 90 B.C., when the Roman Empire was expanding. Related: Scientists solve the ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The recent rescue excavation of a 2nd century BCE burial site in the southern Tuscany region of Italy is providing a previously unseen glimpse of the Etruscan identity that survived ...

inside the sanctuary the great elite Etruscan and Roman families prayed together in a context of peace surrounded by conflict,” Tabolli said. “This possibility to rewrite the relationship and ...

They believe it could rewrite the history of the relationship between the Etruscan and Roman civilizations. Over a period of a few weeks in September and October, a team of archaeologists ...

More than 24 Roman and Etruscan statues have been recovered from the mud of an ancient bath along with numerous other artifacts in a sensational find. The fascinating bronzes and coins in the bath ...

The finds include gold, bronze statues, thousands of shiny coins with inscriptions, and intact eggs from the time of the Romans and Etruscans. Many of the artifacts emerged from the bottom of the ...

Excavations of a 2nd century BCE burial site in Italy provide novel insight into the mysterious Etruscan identity that endured the Roman conquest of Etruria, in part thanks to their persistent ...

inside the sanctuary the great elite Etruscan and Roman families prayed together in a context of peace surrounded by conflict,” Tabolli said. “This possibility to rewrite the relationship and ...