Etruscan Mirrors
Etruscan Mirrors is a genre of decorated bronze hand mirrors produced by the Etruscan civilization, distinguished by their engraved or embossed mythological, religious, or daily life scenes on the reverse side, serving as significant artifacts for understanding Etruscan iconography, craftsmanship, and cultural practices.
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Human Sacrifice on an Etruscan Funerary Urn
Larissa Bonfante · American Journal of Archaeology · 1984 · 38 citations
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The World of the Etruscan Mirror
J. D. Beazley · The Journal of Hellenic Studies · 1949 · 22 citations
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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, United States
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