Via Etrusca

Via Etrusca

History EN ↓ 7 episoder

Via Etrusca is a seven-episode podcast that takes listeners on a journey through time to discover the Etruscan civilization and the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Tarquinia and Cerveteri. The protagonist is Tanaquilla, a central woman in Etruscan history, played by Maria Grazia Cucinotta. Together with Professor Vittorio Maria De Bonis, she guides the audience through history, anecdotes, and curiosities. Each episode, also available in English, German, and Spanish, combines historical narration, lively dialogue, music, and sound effects, creating an immersive experience accessible to an intern...

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Via Etrusca

Kategori

History

Podcastens hjemmeside

www.spreaker.com

Seneste episode

27. mar. 2026

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Episoder

Episode 7 - Through Time. Etruscan Grave Goods. A Journey Through Borders, Hands, and Centuries 27.03.2026
Episode 6 - The Flavor of the Etruscans. Food, banquets, dances, and sounds of a civilization. 27.03.2026
Episode 5 - Life After Life. Cerveteri, the City of the Living and the City of the Dead 27.03.2026
Episode 4 - The Dawn of a New Day. The Queen's Altar Between Heaven and Earth 27.03.2026
Episode 3 - Tarkna, Corneto, Tarquinia. Three cities, one story. 27.03.2026
Episode 2 - Journey to the Underworld, Life Beyond the Threshold 27.03.2026
Episode 1 - An unexpected encounter. A gap between past and present. 27.03.2026

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