Etruscan

Question 1

Fibula with orientalizing lions

Answer 1

Gold, 650-640 BCE, Cerveteri, Italy Luxury Item

Question 2

Model of Typical 6th Century BCE Etruscan Temple

Answer 2

ompared to Greek Temple -Made out of mud brick, tufa and wooden columns - columns have Doric capitols and Ionic bases and no fluting (Tuscan column) - columns don’t go around the entire structure - Asymmetrical structure featuring a portico (porch in the front) - has 3 cellas to main gods (known as capitoloum) - the roof hangs over the edge and has statues on top rather tan in the pediment - no frieze - the entire structure I on a podium with one central staircase

Question 3

Apulu (Apollo)

Answer 3

Painted terracotta, 510-500 BCE (Archaic), Veii, Italy

Question 4

Sarcophagus with Reclining Couple

Answer 4

Painted Terracotta, 250 BCE, Cerveteri, Italy

Question 5

Tumuli in the Banditacci Necropolis

Answer 5

Tufa and piled up earth, 7th-2nd Century BCE, Cerveteri, Italy

Question 6

Tomb of the Shields and Chairs

Answer 6

Carved Tufa, 550-500 BCE, Banditacci, Necropolis, Cerveteri, Italy

Question 7

Tomb of the Reliefs

Answer 7

Carved Tufa, Third Century BCE, Cerveteri, Italy

Question 8

Capitoline Wolf

Answer 8

Bronze, 500-480 BCE, Rome

Question 9

Chimera of Arezzo

Answer 9

Bronze, early 4th Century, Arezzo, Italy