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The Sarcophagus of the Amazons from Tarquinia, Etruscan (detail, ca. 4th Century BC)
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Etruscan necklace with a Phoenician pendant in the form of a bearded head
550 - 450 BCE
British Museum 1872,0604.644
Terracotta statuette of a woman, Etruscan, 4th century BC
from The MET
Etruscan gold finger-ring with scarab, 5th century BC, featuring two crouching lions supporting an engraved gemstone depicting a lion. Collection: British Museum.
Necklace with a pendant and two bullae,
Etruscan, last quarter of the 4th century BCE, Found in Todi,
Gold and precious stone, length 55cm.
Rome, Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia.
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* Etruscan fibula - a woman and a youth reclining
* c. 500 BCE
* Falconara Maritima (Ancona)
* MET museum
source:
Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
~ Plaque.
Culture: Italic, Etruscan
Period: Late Archaic Period or early Classical Period
Date: ca. 470 B.C.
Medium: Terracotta
A Scythian mounted archer as depicted in Etruscan art, early 5th century BCE. Metropolitan Museum of Art (ID: 1989.281.78) This statuette, consisting of a separately made archer and his horse, undoubtedly belongs to the lid ornament of a Campanian bronze cinerary urn. The archer wears the distinctive Phrygian cap and fitted jacket of a Scythian. A complete cinerary urn with four similar archers on the lid (40.11.3) is on view in this case. (MET)
