The Etruscan World (Routledge Worlds)

• chapter 6: Orientalizing Etruria –

Figure 6.6 Fan in bronze. From Populonia, Tomba dei Flabelli.

675–625 bc Firenze, Museo Archeologico Nazionale 89325.

Figure 6.7 Phoenician bowl. Processions of warriors and sacred nursing scene (cow and calf).

Gilded silver, decorated in repoussé and engraved. On the exterior is an Etruscan inscription

of possession: larthia velthurus. Cerveteri, Regolini-Galassi Tomb. 675–650 bc Museo

Gregoriano Etrusco 20364. Photo © Musei Vaticani.

Figure 6.8 Hemispherical, double-walled cup of Phoenician manufacture. Scenes of lion hunt, war
(processions of infantry, cavalry, chariots), sacred nursing (cow with calf in papyrus thicket), banquet.
Gilded silver, decorated in repoussé and engraved. Cerveteri, Regolini-Galassi Tomb. 675–650 bc Museo
Gregoriano Etrusco 20365. Photo © Musei Vaticani.