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Head of Etruscan Woman

The Etruscans, 200BCE
Head of Etruscan Woman, The Etruscans
Head of Etruscan Woman, zoomed in
16 cmHead of Etruscan Woman scale comparison11.43 cm

Head of Etruscan Woman is an Ancient Etruscan Clay and Terracotta Artifact created in 200BCE. It lives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Women, Hair and Heads. SourceSee Head of Etruscan Woman in the Kaleidoscope

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