Tarquinia (Tarquinia necropolis)

Tarquinia, an ancient Etruscan city in Italy, is renowned for its necropolis, a vast cemetery dating from the 7th to 2nd centuries BC. The Tarquinia Necropolis features well-preserved rock-cut tombs decorated with vivid murals illustrating scenes of daily life, mythology, and rituals. These tombs provide valuable insights into Etruscan culture, beliefs, and art. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the necropolis highlights the Etruscans' artistic skill and burial customs, making it a crucial archaeological and historical resource for understanding pre-Roman Italy.