Etruscans and Veneti: Deities, Sacred Waters, and Small Offerings to the Gods

Why did Titus Livy describe the Etruscans as “the most religious of all peoples”?

Let’s find out together through artefacts connected to the sacred world: bronze images of deities, terracotta votive offerings and objects associated with water rituals, a vital resource then as now, presented in dialogue with the traditions of the ancient Veneti people.

In the workshop, children create a set of miniature votive vessels inspired by the offerings deposited in ancient sanctuaries.

DATES

25 October at 4.00 pm 
8 November at 4.00 pm
12 December at 4.00 pm

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INFORMATION

Guided tour with workshop

Cost: €20 for one child and one adult; €8 for each additional child

Duration: 90 minutes

Age: 6 to 10 years