7-20 gardenscape, second style wall paintings, from the villa of livia, primaporta

Gardner’s Art through the Ages: A Global History, Enhanced Thirteenth Edition Fred S.

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But whereas the Mycenaeans built their tombs with masonry blocks and then covered the burial chambers with an earthen mound, each Etruscan tumulus stood over one or more subterranean multichambered tombs cut out of the dark local limestone called tufa. 6-7) resemble Mycenaean tholos tombs, such as the Treasury of atreus (fig. In the Banditaccia necropolis at cerveteri, the Etruscans buried several generations of families in multichambered rock-cut underground tombs covered by great earthen mounds (tumuli).

Cerveteri, Italy, seventh to second centuries bce.

7-20 gardenscape, second style wall paintings, from the villa of livia, primaporta