The Villanovan culture, the earliest phase of the Etruscan civilization, was the first Iron Age society in Italy.

Not old enough. In a hidden corner of the garden, you’ll find what appear to be the ruins of an Etruscan temple—i.e. from around 5 BCE. The more you wander around these sculpted grounds ...

Gargallo hopes that his underwater ruins may hold the answer to some Etruscan mysteries. “Water,” he says, “is destructive, but it can also preserve. Mud gives protection from time ...

Workers were hardly surprised when they stumbled upon ancient ruins in the Italian town of ... Once part of the Etruscan civilization of northern Italy, Ariminum was conquered by the Roman ...

Nobody knows Europe quite like Rick Steves, and what better way to explore the continent than on one of the travel guru's ...

A look at the curved oval iconic representation of Shiva Lingam placed on a globular base which is found in the Sanctum Sanctorum Garbhagraha of all Shiva temples has given rise to diverse explanation ...

A photographer on an archaeological expedition digging up Etruscan ruins in Italy begins to suspect that not all the Etruscans buried there are actually dead.

As the ministry writes, it may represent the laboratory of Sethlans—the Etruscan god of metalwork—but it more likely depicts the workshop of the family that owned the tomb. Researchers think ...