Audio tour The Etruscan and Roman City of Cortona

Tour stops

• Palazzo Casali
• ROOM 1 - PALEOENVIRONMENT IN THE VALDICHIANA
• ROOM 2 - PREHISTORY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SETTLEMENT
• ROOM 2.1 - The birth of the settlement
• ROOM 2.2 - The birth of the settlement
• ROOM 3 - INTRODUCTION TO THE TUMULI AT SODO
• ROOM 4 - ARCHAIC CORTONA – THE CITY OF THE PRINCIPES
• Room 4.1 - The grave-goods from Circle I
• Room 4.2 - The grave-goods from tomb 2
• ROOM 4.4 - The altar
• ROOM 4.5 - The grave goods from circle I
• ROOM 4.6 - The grave-goods from circle II
• ROOM 4.7 - A reconstruction of the interior of tomb 2
• ROOM 5 – THE SCULPTURES AND THE FUNERARY TEMPLE
• ROOM 6 - THE TUMULUS OF CAMUCIA
• ROOM 6.1 - The funeral bed
• ROOM 6.2 - The grave-goods from tomb A and tomb B; the sculptures; the tomb’s reuse in Hellenistic times
• ROOM 6.3 - The Sergardi collection
• ROOM 7 - THE CORTONESE SPHERE OF INFLUENCE
• ROOM 7.1 - The princely tomb of Trestina-Tarragoni
• SALA 7.2 - Other burials at Trestina
• ROOM 7.3 - The principes of Fabbrecce
• ROOM 7.4 - The necropolises at Bettole and Foiano
• ROOM 8 - HUMAN DEFENCES AND THE PROTECTION OF THE GODS
• ROOM 8.1 - The boundary stones
• ROOM 8.2 - The sanctuaries
• ROOM 9 - The Hellenistic urns
• ROOM 10 - Etruscan Curtun, Roman Cortona
• ROOM 10.1 - Inscriptions referring to the Cusu family
• ROOM 10.2 - Funerary monuments in Hellenistic Cortona
• ROOM 11 - Ossaia, the roman villa at La Tufa
• ROOM 12
• ROOM 13
• ROOM 14