In 1983 in Monteluce, Perugia, was discovered an untouched Etruscan Hellenistic tomb, dating back to the III-I century BC. The hypogeum has a cruciform plan with a rectangular vestibule and three rooms. Among the finds found, a sandstone sarcophagus of 2 meters and fifty urns in travertine.
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In 1983 in Monteluce, Perugia, was discovered an untouched Etruscan Hellenistic tomb, dating back to the III-I century BC. The hypogeum has a cruciform plan with a rectangular vestibule and three rooms. Among the finds found, a sandstone sarcophagus of 2 meters and fifty urns in travertine.