Etruscan monuments of various kinds relating to sacred uses, public, private, war, and ornaments used in the aforementioned sights (115 small incisions) 

This intricate engraving by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, a master of architectural illustration, showcases a comprehensive collection of Etruscan artifacts. Depicted are a multitude of architectural elements, including temple fragments, decorative motifs, and symbolic figures. These detailed renderings, meticulously labeled with Roman numerals, offer a glimpse into the craftsmanship and artistry of Etruscan civilization. Piranesi's work, part of his "Antichita Romane" series, was instrumental in reviving interest in Etruscan culture during the 18th century.