Info about the Etruscans in Tuscany

Here are some links about the Etruscans in Toscana/Tuscany:

INFORMATION

• The Best Etruscan Sights – Source: Destinations section of Frommer's
• Etruria – Source: Wikipedia – "The free encyclopedia" – In multiple languages
  
• The Etruscan Civilization in Italy – Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 – Source: lifeinitaly.com
• The Etruscan Foundation – "is dedicated to the study and understanding of the cultural and material history and heritage of the Etruscans, their neighbors and ancestors, by supporting research, education, conservation, and publication." – Source: web site
  
• Mysterious Etruscans – Source: Kids Europe – "Adventures in Italy for children and their families."
• L'OMBRA DELLA SERA – "Etruscan Splendors from Volterra in Tuscany" – "A Two-THOUSAND-YEAR-OLD INQUIRY: ETRURIA" – Source: The Sidney Mishkin Gallery of Baruch College
  

ARTICLES

• Etruscan Fiesole – "A Hill Town of the Etruscans in Tuscany, Italy" – dated: Nov 3, 2009 – Natasha Sheldon – Source: Archaeology section of suite101.com – "Insightful writers. Informed readers"
• Etruscan Pathways near Pitigliano – Pauline Kenny – Source: slow travel italy section of slow travel
  
• Etruscan Treasures From Tuscany – dated: MARCH 31, 2009 – By WILLARD SPIEGELMAN – Source: Arts & Entertainment within the Life & Style section of European Edition of The Wall Street Journal
  
• Tuscan Hills Are Alive With Amateur Archaeologists – By ELISABETTA POVOLEDO – Published: August 21, 2007 – Source: Arts section of The New York Times

BLOG ENTRIES

• Etruscan Tracks – Source: Experience Tuscany – "Travel to Tuscany without leaving your home…blog!"
  
• Get to know the Etruscans in Tuscany’s top 5 Etruscan Museums – posted on: Feb 10, 2010 – Source: Tuscany Arts – "See beyond the visual" – "The official blog network of Tuscany"
• Intact Etruscan home found in Tuscany – "... posted on Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 at 10:51 PM ... " – Source: The History Blog © 2010 All Rights Reserved.
  

MUSEUMS

• LOCATIONS
• Artimino, località of Carmignano (PO)
  
• Etruscan Archaeological Museum of Artimino – Source: turismo.intoscana.it – In Chinese, English, Italian
• Museo Archeologico Comunale – In Italian Only – Source: Comune di Carmignano
  
• Chiusi (SI)
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale – Source: web site – In English, Italian – NOTE: The Italian version contains more information and details.
  
• Cortona (AR)
• MAEC (Museo dell’Accademia Etrusca) – Source: web site – In English, Italian

MISCELLANEOUS

• SEE ALSO:
• Info on some of my blog entries (URLs) for Tuscany/Toscana, Italy *, dated Wednesday, July 22, 2009

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