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The 27 pages that link to Etruscan civilization, each with the reason it gives.

• RomeRelated: Etruscan influence shaped early Roman institutions, religion, and urban development.

• Roman aqueductRelated: Etruscan urban engineering formed part of the technical world from which Rome emerged.

• Roman KingdomRelated: The later kings are often associated with Etruscan origins and influence.

• Dionysius of HalicarnassusRelated: His discussion of Etruscan origins draws on competing ancient traditions about this civilization.

• Ancient RomeRelated: Etruscan customs, engineering, and political influence helped shape early Roman society.

• Tyrrhenian SeaRelated: The sea takes its name from the Greek name for the Etruscans.

• Ancient Greek potteryRelated: Etruscan demand and tomb deposits preserve many Greek vessels exported westward.

• La Tène cultureRelated: Etruscan goods and styles reached communities within the La Tène world.

• Roman bridgeRelated: Etruscan building traditions formed part of the regional background to Roman construction.

• Roman surveyingRelated: Etruscan traditions contributed to the cultural setting in which Roman planning practices formed.

• CampaniaRelated: Etruscan influence reached northern Campania and its early cities.

• Funerary artRelated: Etruscan burial chambers preserve a distinctive tradition of painted funerary imagery.

• Greek colonisationRelated: Greek settlements and trade helped bring Greek objects and cultural influences into contact with Etruscan communities.

• Amber RoadRelated: Etruscan communities were among the Mediterranean societies receiving northern amber.

• GladiatorRelated: Ancient writers associated early Roman gladiatorial customs with Etruscan funerary practice.

• Chariot racingRelated: Etruscan customs helped shape Roman public religion and spectacle, including racing traditions.

• EarringRelated: Etruscan goldwork includes elaborate earrings and reveals their status as luxury objects.

• PratoRelated: Etruscan sites in the surrounding area provide context for the region’s early settlement.

• ChianinaRelated: Chianina’s history in central Italy is often associated with ancient Etruscan times.

• History of CorsicaRelated: Etruscan power competed with Greek and Carthaginian interests around Corsica.