Photographs and introduction to the civilization in Italy before the Romans from Giorgio Caponetti, with references.

From Discovery Channel, Etruscan art, made of strange demons and monsters, is emerging in a Tuscan village, in what could be one of the most important discoveries of recent times, according to scholars who have seen the paintings.

The only scholarly journal on Etruscology and related disciplines in the English language. It details activities in all areas of research and study related to the Etruscan civilization with articles contributed by scholars around the world, as well as reviews of meetings and publications of interest to the professional community.

From Discovery Channel, whether or not the mysterious civilization's central city has been found is hotly debated.

From Telegraph, chance discovery of a Roman "ghost fleet" buried in mud just outside Pisa has led experts to conclude that the city was built on a lagoon much like an early Venice.

From Discovery Channel, the road, which ran between two seas, still shows the ruts from the chariots that travelled it 2,500 years ago.

Presents current information about the excavation project directed by P. Gregory Warden.

Organization for conservation and promotion of the natural and cultural heritage of Tuscany: includes activities, programs, publications, and membership information.

Excavations by Jane Whitehead, Director of the Etruscan Foundation, have revealed monumental structures of the mid-4th to late 3rd centuries B.C. near Siena, Tuscany.