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Briefly describe Etruscan necropoli and their location.

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Brief description of Etruscan necropoli,their purpose and their locations in modern-day Italy, along with a reference Web-based resource, with URL.

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This topic is explained clearly and quite nicely at the following Web site; http://www.larth.it/pages_eng/necropo.htm

What the site had to say was that the Etruscans (early Romans) believed in a form of afterlife here on Earth, after death. So, this belief required, as a mark of respect for the deceased person, that they be provided for in ...

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