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The Painted Etruscan Burial Vaults of Tarquinia

 

Link to Necropoli della Banditaccia, near Cerveteri

 

 

Tarquinia (300s and 400s BC) is a bit younger than Cerveteri.  It is also a better known necropolis  because of the painted burial chambers.  However it has none of the atmosphere - being more akin to a collection of shallow mine shafts in a field!!  Still, the burial chamber decorations are fascinating.   

 

 

Terracotta winged horses from one of the Tarquinia tombs

 

Link to Necropoli della Banditaccia, near Cerveteri

 

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