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La Construcción Etrusca (III)
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En la última parte se aborda de forma extensa el templo, la ciudad, y dentro de ella las murallas y puertas. Cabe destacar que la construcción etrusca, al final como al principio, no destaca especialmente, tal vez por la poca importancia que le dieron, a veces en favor tanto de la ingeniería como de la ornamentación y el artesanado.
Title: La Construcción Etrusca (III)
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En la última parte se aborda de forma extensa el templo, la ciudad, y dentro de ella las murallas y puertas.
Cabe destacar que la construcción etrusca, al final como al principio, no destaca especialmente, tal vez por la poca importancia que le dieron, a veces en favor tanto de la ingeniería como de la ornamentación y el artesanado.
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