Recent archaeological findings in Tuscany have shed new light on ancient Etruscan practices, revealing a stunning collection of bronze statues and coins. This discovery, made at a sacred thermal ...

The Etruscan civilization, ... bridging the gap between European and eastern Mediterranean populations on the genetic map of western Eurasia," says Cosimo Posth, ...

It turns out the enigmatic Etruscans were local to the area, with nearly identical genetics to their Latin-speaking neighbors. This finding contradicts earlier theories that the Etruscans — who ...

The Etruscan civilization, which flourished during the Iron Age in central Italy, has intrigued scholars for millennia. With remarkable metallurgical skills and a now-extinct, non-Indo-European ...

In current times, archaeologists generally have surmised that Etruscan people were originally from the area. This research has provided some evidence to back that theory up, with genetic data that was ...

Etruscan sites: More than 70 museums, archeological sites and monuments are associated with the Etruscans, including: Chiusi: National Archeological Museum, 93 Via Porsenna, 578-20-177.

Genetic studies of Italians in Tuscany show that their forefathers, the ancient Etruscans, moved to Italy from what is now Turkey -- an origin that many archeologists have dismissed as unlikely ...