The Etruscan Necropolis of Cerveteri, located near the town of Cerveteri in Italy, is one of the most significant archaeological sites of the ancient Etruscan civilization. This UNESCO World Heritage site features thousands of tombs dating back to the 9th century BCE, showcasing elaborate burial practices and rich artistic expressions. The necropolis is known for its impressive burial mounds, known as tumuli, which resemble small hills. Visitors to the necropolis can explore various tombs adorned with intricate frescoes and sculptures that reflect the Etruscans' beliefs about the afterlife. The site provides valuable insights into Etruscan culture, including their social structure, religious practices, and daily life. Notable tombs, such as the Tomb of the Diver, highlight the sophistication of Etruscan art and architecture.