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Liver of Piacenza

The Etruscans, 200BCE

Liver of Piacenza, The Etruscans

Liver of Piacenza, zoomed in

12.6 cm

Liver of Piacenza scale comparison

7.6 cm

Liver of Piacenza is an Ancient Etruscan Bronze Sculpture created in 200BCE. It lives at the Municipal Museum of Piacenza in Italy. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Haruspex and Artifact. See Liver of Piacenza in the Kaleidoscope

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