Nancy de Grummond and Jim Harding, an FSU classics graduate student, lift a large Etruscan storage vessel from the sacrificial pit at Cetamura, and get their first view of the underside of the base of the vessel.
Nancy de Grummond and Jim Harding, an FSU classics graduate student, lift a large Etruscan storage vessel from the sacrificial pit at Cetamura, and get their first view of the underside of the base of the vessel.
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Doing archeology in Tuscany would be about as good as it gets.
why do we imagine that all the ancient peoples sat around burning things for 'the gods'
Maybe they were just burning garbage so the flies didn't gather
