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586:Tomb of the Lionesses of Monterozzi
112:(vase) in the shape of a dead hare.
1201:Les Étrusques: La fin d'un mystère
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1145:Jannot, Jean-René (1987).
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1154:Heurgon, Jacques (1961).
1076:Les Étrusques et l'Europe
1714:National Etruscan Museum
1565:Battle of Cumae (474 BC)
1119:La Civilisation étrusque
1003:La Civilisation étrusque
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560:Monterozzi
504:Tyrrhenica
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1613:Alphabet
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1777:Bologna
1772:Baratti
1475:Persius
1445:Jewelry
1382:society
1378:Culture
1304:Tarchon
1274:Origins
1266:History
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