Anina Tomb

Etruscan Necropolis

Anina Tomb

mid-3rd century BC

This is the tomb of the aristocratic Anina family from Tarquinia.
The tomb was commissioned by the founder of the gens, Larth Anina, who had the figures of two Etruscan demons painted on either side of the entrance door leading inside the tomb:
Charun armed with a hammer and Vanth holding a torch that she uses to brighten the path of the souls towards the afterlife.

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Photography by: César Vásquez Altamirano, Tiziano Crescia, Roberto Romano, Sailko Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported, Paolo Monti

English translations by Ylenia Marcucci and Alessandro Rotatori
Spanish translations by Mirco Petreti and María Esperanza García Sanchez