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Gold, weapons and a rare woman's shoe: ancient tomb looted again and again
Archaeologists in Italy uncovered a magnificent Etruscan tomb in Volterra from the late 7th century BC | Despite the tomb being broken into and looted many times over the years, beneath the rubble survived gold and bronze vessels, weapons, chariot parts, dining utensils and even a particularly rare woman's shoe
· Source: Srugim. Photo as published in the story
Archaeologists in Italy uncovered a magnificent Etruscan tomb in Volterra from the late 7th century BC | Despite the tomb being broken into and looted many times over the years, beneath the rubble survived gold and bronze vessels, weapons, chariot parts, dining utensils and even a particularly rare woman's shoe
