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Archaeologists have found one of the largest known Etruscan sacral buildings. The layers of the temple provide insight into the development of one of the most important Etruscan cities over more than 1,000 years. The newly discovered temple was built around the same time as the nearby Tempo Grande and is roughly the same size and has a similar layout. This extraordinary discovery of monumental buildings duplicated in an Etruscan city is rare
In the ancient city of ‘V u l c I’, located in the Italian district of ‘L a t I u m’, an interdisciplinary group led by archaeologists Dr. Mariachi Ara Frances Jawline of the College of Freiburg and Paul P. ‘P AS I E K A’ of Mainz College found a previously obscure Etruscan sanctuary. The 45 x 35-meter structure is located west of St. Beat Grande, which was found during excavations in the 1950s. Specialists were able to date the development of the sanctuary around the end of the 6th or the beginning of the fifth century BC as a result of conducting a basic assessment of the objects traced in the upper eastern corner of the sanctuary and the strata. establishments
As Frances Jawline reports, “the new shrine was worked on at about a similar time to the neighboring Rhythm Grande and is generally of a similar size and comparable layout.” Pasieka adds: “This phenomenal find of large structures copied in an Etruscan city is unusual.” Tackling the VU L CI Cityscape project, which began in 2020 and envisaged research into VU L CI’s settlement techniques and urban designs, the group passed through the sanctuary. Vulcan was one of the twelve urban areas of the Etruscan Organization and quite possibly the most important metropolitan community of Italy in pre-Roman times.
New revelations about the plan and development of the city
New insights into the preparation and development of urban communities P A S I E K A makes sense: “We focused on the entire northern area of ​​VU L CI, which is 22.5 hectares, using geophysical survey and ground radar”. “We are now better equipped to appreciate settlement elements and the street framework, as well as to recognize different utilitarian regions in the city, due to the publication of stays from city starting points that were recently ignored in the VU L CI.” Experts had a choice in 2021 to uncover the main parts of the wall, the created area of ​​the fortress.
According to Frances Jawline, “how we might interpret the appearance and connections of Etruscan urban communities has been limited up to this point”. The improvement of one of the main Etruscan urban communities north of 1000 years can be traced back to the immaculate strata of the sanctuary.
Over the next few years, analysts must focus on the different times of direction and on the specific design appearance of the safe harbor in a larger sense, focusing on the religion of the Etruscans, the social plans in the VU L CI, and what the presences of the tenants of the city were actually
The move is being financed by the Fritz T. Hansen Establishment and the G ERD A. Henkel Establishment. This venture is also supported by the research region of the College of Mainz, “40,000 Years of Human Difficulties: Insight, Conceptualization, and Adaptation of Premodern Social Orders, the Foundation of the VU L CI, which deals with the Archaeological Park PERCO Naturalistic Excavator di VU L CI, and the Italian Office for Public monuments So pr mean en ZA Classicist, Beauty Artie P A SA G GI O Viterbo and per l’Etruria meridional, collaborate with the branches of the old style antiquarian at the College of Mainz and the College of Freiburg
