(31 Dec 1965)

Archeologists have discovered an important Etruscan Tomb belonging to the "City of the Dead". Professor MARIO MORETTI Superintendent of the Archeological Section of the Antiquity in the Etruscan area, explained the importance of the discovery and shows how restoration work is going ahead. The Necropolis outside of a small Ialian town Cerveteri (45 from Rome) was built with straight streets under which there was what Prof. Moretti called a "City Zoning Plan". Before the Etruscan Tombs were discovered, they were set up without order, built without plan as they were meeded. Also shown is a number Etruscan vases and and antiques that were found in the tombs. When the restoration work, now underway, will be completed, the Necropolis will be oped to the Public. SCENES: Shots of Restoration work and some of the valuables found.

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