The National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Learn about the ancient Etruscans at the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, arguably the most important collection of ancient art about the Etruscans and ancient Italic cultures. Join Archaeologist Darius Arya of #ancientromelive (romanculture.org) for an exclusive look at the people who influenced ancient Rome before its rise to power. You will see some of the most famous works from the collection including terracotta sculptures, vases, tombs, and temple decorations, with the stories behind them to bring the Etruscans back to life!
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Was there in 2018. I ran out of power using my phone camera taking pictures of each artifact displayed. Once in a lifetime opportunity but I should return in the near future 👍🏼. This was my culminating Etruscan experience after having visited the cities of Volterra and Populonia in the same trip.
If anyone is concerned about crowds, this is the museum to visit. Even in high season there aren't many people there which is sad because the collection is incredible, vast and very well organized plus the setting, the villa itself, is stunning.
true, I always recommend Villa Giulia and Centrale Montemartini for a great place to visit that is also very peaceful
@@furanpyon Yes, I was there in August 2021, high season, and most of the time was alone! The labels were just Italian, I translated some with Google Image Translate, but learned more from watching this video at home than from visiting!
The statue of the couple looks so modern. Fascinating.
They are stars in the museum. Truly a famous couple that inspires us today!
thank you all for your comments and sharing. We are going to feature many more videos from the Etruscan Museum, so stay tuned!
Endlessly fascinating, this stuff really gets me going.
Always a pleasure to see Darius' latest videos......besides, once an Etruscan fan, always an Etruscan fan.....:)
you are to kind. WE look forward to also sharing Darius with a whole group of experts of Rome and Empire in 2020.
Well stated, thanx😁
Becoming a true fan-addicted
Well worth the visit...easy to get to on public transport.
For all the spectacular greek and roman statuary, the simple elegance and beauty of line, that is almost modern, should be celebrated so much more.
That’s on my to-do list now! Thanks for the excellent video!
Incredible. SO many famous works here. Yet another wonderful place I wasn't lucky enough to visit while I was there.
Couldn't agree more! The video serves as an enticing (we feel) video on the rich collection.
Great episode thanks
Fantastic!
It seems odd that the narrator is using mostly Roman names for gods and goddesses that existed long before Rome. Please use the proper Etruscan names especially if you’re standing in an Etruscan museum.
The boxers fought to the death, heralding the colliseum, and gladiatorial fights...death games became popular
etruscans > latins
European Union values come from Etruscan values, not Latin or Greek.
Also the reason why the renaissance and reform movements started in Florence is not the immigrants from Constantinople, but the descendants of the Etruscans.
LATINS>>>>>>ETRUSCANS!
Sir, i didnt get the part about a tomb. It has been found and transferred to a museum? If i got that right, why? Where from? From underground tumulus? What for, i dont get it. Could you explain that?
Yes, that tomb was transferred for conservation purposes.
You are holding in your hands one of the burial vessels, in which the soul was before ascension to heaven. A naked man is depicted on the vessel - this is a new celestial body, the wings indicate a soul in a new body, because a bird serves as the image of the soul.
Etruscans were a branch of the indo aryan Lydians neo hittites who are the Hittites who came from ancient Anatolia. They were 100% not European Caucasians. They were mixed with the dravidians of the West who are original Mediterranean and Sumerian people who are canaanites. They were fair and dark
Please site your source material. I don’t believe any of what you’ve stated has been confirmed conclusively.
@@kentcurtisweakley7735 really don't care what you believe
Etruscans and Minoans were branches of the indo aryan lydians who are the Neo hittites who are the Hittites. They were certainly not white Europeans. " oh but Italians are blonde and blue eyes" umm Germanic tribes settled in Italy and that was about the time of Atila the Hun
Vikings also settle in Italy
@@kentcurtisweakley7735 the dravidian( of the west)mixed with the Akkadians and Amorites who deities are derived from the Sumerians who are the Dravidians not Turkic central Asian people
All I asked was for a citation. I prefer doing the research. Thanks Wayne. Your insights are very descriptive.
@@kentcurtisweakley7735 sorry if I came off rude. My apologies
I'm hesitant to accept the "Mainstream Academics/Archaeologists" narrative, however, I appreciate the abundant art, and the fact known details associated with the Indigenous Etruscans, the more origunal Italians. (Roman, their own History written History, I would estimate as a True/Untrue ratio: 35%/65% and what they wrote about others a 10%/90%I.
The values of Genetic l/DNA Testing are proceless towards clarifying ancient peoples and ligrations.
The Etruscans are Proceless to History.
È in Firenze?
Roma