The influence of Etruscans and Greeks on the Romans
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- The Romans had adapted to the Etruscans' Arches. These Arches had sat on two pillars which supported a half-circle of stones that were wedge-shaped and a keystone that held the stones and was located in the center.
- Greek Writing
- Etruscan Engineering
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Greek Art
- Etruscan Sports
- Another thing Rome borrowed was Greek architecture. They also made marble temples, had columns, and used Greek designs in Rome’s public places.
- Greek Religion
- Greek Architecture
- The Etruscans had adopted and changed the Greek alphabet, and then the Romans had changes and adapted the Etruscan alphabet. Rome was also inspired by the myths and poetry of Greece.
- The Romans often liked Greek pottery and other arts. They copied how the Greek did pottery, and later on made their own style. They also made statues like the Greek.
- The romans had used Etruscan rituals, but the romans copied Greek gods. Instead, Zeus is Jupiter, and Hera is Juno.
- Greek Writing
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Greek Art
- Greek Art
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
- Rome borrowed two Etruscan sports. One was slave fighting and the other was chariot races.
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