I&#x27;m always suspicious of Etruscan finds. Some original &#x27;tombs&#x27; were empty when first recorded, then mysteriously full of artifacts decades later. Something fishy going on.<p>And the finds are always so &#x27;pat&#x27;. The museum I visited had amphorae with amusing graffiti, toys and knickknacks, even a &#x27;pencil cup&#x27; with the Etruscan and Greek alphabets written around the top. So convenient! So that everything else could be instantly translated, this &#x27;Rosetta stone&#x27; was included no extra charge.<p>And now a complete tomb found, with just the right sort of cool stuff to get the tourists coming back for another 10 years. Ok.