Drawing on the latest archaeological discoveries and cutting-edge scholarship, this comprehensive exhibition reveals the Etruscan civilization that thrived in what is now Italy from around 900 to 100 BC before the rise of the Roman Empire. Over 150 exquisitely crafted examples of bronze and terracotta sculpture, gold jewelry, ceramics, and architectural features demonstrate how the Etruscans laid the foundation for present-day architecture, engineering, and artistic achievements, including innovations widely credited to the Romans such as togas, temples, hydraulic engineering, and numerals.