The Etruscan Necropolis of Cerveteri and Tarquinia in Italy are remarkable archaeological sites that offer a window into ancient burial practices. These necropolises showcase a variety of tomb types, from trenches cut into rock to impressive tumuli and house-shaped tombs, which provide invaluable insights into Etruscan residential architecture. The painted tombs of Tarquinia, with their vibrant frescoes, depict a society that celebrated life and the afterlife with equal fervor, revealing a culture rich in artistry and mythology.