Etruscan (noun)

A member of an ancient civilization of Italy that flourished between the 8th and 3rd centuries BCE, known for their art and architecture.

Origin:

From the ancient etruscan civilization of italy.

Examples:

1. The Etruscans built impressive tombs and cities, many of which have been excavated.
2. The Etruscan civilization was conquered by the Roman Republic in the 3rd century BCE.
3. Etruscan art is known for its intricate metalwork and frescoes.
4. Etruscan religion was polytheistic, with gods and goddesses similar to those of ancient Greece and Rome.
5. Etruscan writing is still not completely understood, but it is thought to be related to the writing systems of ancient Greece and Phoenicia.