Archaeologists have uncovered a late seventh-century B.C. Etruscan tomb near Vulci, Italy, containing imported Greek ceramics, Egyptian or Rhodian alabaster, and other luxury goods that illuminate the reach of Mediterranean trade.
Etruscan Tomb Near Vulci Reveals Mediterranean Trade Networks
Archaeologists have uncovered a late seventh-century B.C. Etruscan tomb near Vulci, Italy, containing imported Greek ceramics, Egyptian or Rhodian alabaster, and other luxury goods that illuminate the reach of Mediterranean trade.
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