





The Rome Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia was established in 1889, thanks to Felice Barnabei (1842-1922), an influential Italian archaeologist and politician. This initiative followed a series of methodical archaeological explorations.
Recent expansions at the museum are highlighted by panels near the entrance and modern windows that open onto Villa Poniatowski. These additions showcase newly acquired materials, including fine ceramics from various periods and production sites—some masterpieces returned to Italy after being illicitly taken by tomb robbers. These artifacts were recovered from major museums and private collectors in the United States through a complex operation led by Italy.
Additionally, the museum houses significant objects seized under judicial orders following successful operations conducted by the Police Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage.
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