Further to previously mentioned, Aeneas commented that the Etruscans were the ancient Greek people who came with him from Troy.
Aeneas also confirmed that his people founded a lot of cities in the Tuscany area and around Italy. The Greek cities in the south of Italy were not colonies of Greece, they were populated by the Etruscans mixing with the locals. They brought advanced civilization from archaic Greek culture to the area and later all of them mixed into the Roman culture.
(Historians used the term “Magna Graecia” to this historical Greek-speaking area of southern Italy. “Ruins of several cities from Magna Graecia remain visible today, including Neapolis (“New City”, now Naples), Syrakousai (Syracuse), Akragas (Agrigento), Taras (Taranto), Rhegion (Reggio Calabria), and Kroton (Crotone). The most populous city was Sybaris (now Sibari)…”- source from wiki Magna Graecia.
Obviously, the current stories about these cities were colonies of Greece in ancient times were a distortion from Satan to cover up the Etruscans origin and the sack of cities in ancient Greece. Most of these cities established before/during the dark age of ancient Greece, long before Greece had the ability to colonize anywhere else.)
I did some research on the Etruscans and found that they had a distinctive archaic Greek culture that is different from all other cultures in Italy.
Their temples are the same as ancient Greek style doric temples and the statues remains were all in an archaic style, which is similar to what we see in Mycenaean remains or ancient Greek temples such as the old temple in Greece. (the ancient Roman temples are the same as the Etruscans too.)
The vase are similar to those from Greece as showed in below pictures.
The Etruscans language is very unique. From what I see, it used the same alphabets and is similar to the Oscan language, an ancient language in the Naples.
Jan 9, 2025
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Below are ancient Greek temples from Paestum (near Tuscany in Magna Graecia)
Below are the frescos paintings on the wall of tombs in Tarquinia:
High-legged bucchero chalice with relief decoration, early 6th century BC (Louvre)
Different types of Vases from the Etruscans, showing undoubtedly Greek style: A youth mounted on a dolphin and playing the flute; stamnos, circa 360/340 BC;
Etruscan Vases from National Etruscan museum Rome:
See also: GOD Michael Helped Aeneas Escape The Sack Of Troy and Reach Italy – 1