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  • 2,500 Years Later, the Face of an Etruscan Goddess Emerges at Her Own Temple

    2,500 Years Later, the Face of an Etruscan Goddess Emerges at Her Own Temple

    A terracotta fragment depicting the face of the Etruscan goddess Uni has been unearthed at Pyrgi, an ancient sanctuary on Italy’s Tyrrhenian coast. The discovery was made in the area of Temple B, a sacred building dedicated to the same goddess more than 2,500 years ago. Archaeologists from Sapienza University of Rome recovered the fragment…

    September 19, 2026

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