Among the many artifacts we admired in the local Etruscan museum were hundreds of alabaster cinerary urns ​ — rectangular stone boxes in which the ashes of the deceased were buried after cremation — ​ dating from the fourth to the first century B.C.E.
Nägime kohalikus etruskimuuseumis paljusid kauneid esemeid, sealhulgas sadu alabastrist tuhaurne, ristkülikukujulisi kivilaekaid, milles surnu põrm pärast tuhastamist maha maeti ning mille vanus ulatub 4. – 1. sajandisse e.m.a.