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Etruscan art

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The Chimera of Arezzo, bronze, Etruscan, 5th century bc; in the Museo (google images)

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Etruscans were very good with jewelryn and makingstuff

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A fine, shiny black pottery, admired throughout the mediterranean.

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One of the greatest pieces of Etruscan art

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The Etruscans had lots of Greek looking pottery, as do the romans, this picture shows a good example of a common shape of lots of their pottery back then and our pottery often shares the same shape.

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A civilization of ancient Italy took on the modern english name of the Etruscans

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http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/etru/hd_etru.htm

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I think that these people had a very vibrant society. They obviously had jewelry and decorated their "carriages" for a very aesthetic look. I don't think these people are extremely inclined to violence. Maybe Rome did something to provoke them first. They also have pottery, and basic pots/pans, etc. We have this stuff today as well. -Sung Min

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Opulent jewelry of gold and semi-precious stones

(40.11.7-.18)

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Bronze bed and carriage, Regolini-Galassi Tomb,