The early Iron Age of Etruria, dating from approximately 950 to 750 BC (using adjustments of dendrochronology to traditional dates). The phase is principally characterized by cremation burial, the use of impasto pottery, particularly the biconical urn, and incised geometrical decoration.
See also BISENZIO; BLERA; BOLOGNA; BOLSENA; BOURGES; BRONZE; CAERE; CASAGLIA; CASTAGNETO; CASTELLINA DI MARANGONE; CASTELLUCCIO DI PIENZA; CHIUSI; CIVITAVECCHIA; CORTONA; ELSA VALLEY; FERMO; GRAN CARRO; HALLSTATT; HORSES; IRON AGE; LAERRU; MONTE SANT’ANGELO; MONTETOSTO AND MONTETOSTO ALTO; ORVIETO; PISA; POGGIO DI SERMUGNANO; PONTECAGNANO; POPULONIA; POZZETTO TOMBS; SAN GIULIANO; SARDINIA; SARTEANO; SASSO DI FURBARA; SATURNIA; SHIPS; TARQUINIA; TOMBS; VEII; VERUCCHIO; VETULONIA; VOLTERRA; VULCI; ZAVADINTSY.
Historical Dictionary of the Etruscans. Simon K. F. Stoddart.