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Finally finished this whole set and took the opportunity to revamp the older ones.It’s been fu
Finally finished this whole set and took the opportunity to revamp the older ones.It’s been fu
sartorialadventure: History in Costumes: From Pharaoh to Dandy by Anna Blaze, art by Daria Chaltykya
sartorialadventure: History in Costumes: From Pharaoh to Dandy by Anna Blaze, art by Daria Chaltykya
Francois Vase, by Kleitias and Ergotimos, Attic black-figure on ceramic, found in Etruria, c. 570 BC
Francois Vase, by Kleitias and Ergotimos, Attic black-figure on ceramic, found in Etruria, c. 570 BC
@shiningjasmin A satyr carved in the agate. From Etruria, Italy, 550 BC. Now preserved by the Britis
@shiningjasmin A satyr carved in the agate. From Etruria, Italy, 550 BC. Now preserved by the Britis
Il Fatto Quotidiano, 19 Ottobre 2017
Il Fatto Quotidiano, 19 Ottobre 2017
uwmspeccoll: Decorative Art Styles from Antiquity Today we present ancient pottery styles from the f
uwmspeccoll: Decorative Art Styles from Antiquity Today we present ancient pottery styles from the f
elizabethathertonwriting:Mirror with a design of Ulysses and Diomedes with Dolon (or Castor and Poll
elizabethathertonwriting:Mirror with a design of Ulysses and Diomedes with Dolon (or Castor and Poll
Libero 15 Febbraio 2015
Libero 15 Febbraio 2015
Il Fatto Quotidiano 13 Febbraio 2015
Il Fatto Quotidiano 13 Febbraio 2015
centuriespast:Etruscan Antefix500 B.C., Etruscan, painted terra-cotta. Photo by: Vincent Tullo
centuriespast:Etruscan Antefix500 B.C., Etruscan, painted terra-cotta. Photo by: Vincent Tullo
Gold Etruscan earrings, c. 7th - 5th centuries BCE. From the collection of the Metropolitan Museum o
Gold Etruscan earrings, c. 7th - 5th centuries BCE. From the collection of the Metropolitan Museum o
Antefix Fragment, Etruscan, about 490 B.C. Terracotta and polychromy. The J. Paul Getty Museum.
Antefix Fragment, Etruscan, about 490 B.C. Terracotta and polychromy. The J. Paul Getty Museum.
inetruria: #23 - How to kill a Werewolf in Etruria Next installment
inetruria: #23 - How to kill a Werewolf in Etruria Next installment
romegreeceart: Etruscan augur and birds* Etruria* 3rd century BCE* carnelian* Museum August Kestner,
romegreeceart: Etruscan augur and birds* Etruria* 3rd century BCE* carnelian* Museum August Kestner,
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
leradr:Gate in Volterra, EtruriaAlexander Svedomsky(1848-1911)
theancientwayoflife:~ Crested Helmet.Place of origin: Italy, EtruriaDate: 725-700 B.C.Medium: Bronze
theancientwayoflife:~ Crested Helmet.Place of origin: Italy, EtruriaDate: 725-700 B.C.Medium: Bronze
Raven: And there we have it. The summit is today and all of Etrus is buzzing at the concept of new f
Raven: And there we have it. The summit is today and all of Etrus is buzzing at the concept of new f
Carmella: Good evening people of Etrus, it is my honour, as always, to be able to stand before you o
Carmella: Good evening people of Etrus, it is my honour, as always, to be able to stand before you o
crvptydgaming:Raven: And there we have it. The summit is today and all of Etrus is buzzing at the co
crvptydgaming:Raven: And there we have it. The summit is today and all of Etrus is buzzing at the co
Our t-shirt design “Etruscan youth playing the flute and riding a dolphin” is no
Our t-shirt design “Etruscan youth playing the flute and riding a dolphin” is no
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Pendant: ship with figures (amber: 35 × 10 × 120 mm), Etrusc
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Pendant: ship with figures (amber: 35 × 10 × 120 mm), Etrusc
@shiningjasmin Tomb of the Typhoon. Monterozzi necropolis, Tarquinia, Italy. II-I century BC. Etrusc
@shiningjasmin Tomb of the Typhoon. Monterozzi necropolis, Tarquinia, Italy. II-I century BC. Etrusc
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