of the original occupants remain obscure, although archaeologists have suggested, based on the range and style of objects found, that a married couple was probably buried in the chamber, along with other members of their family. They must have come from a very affluent and prestigious Etruscan dynasty in Vulci, given the luxurious items they chose to be buried with, many of which must have been imported from abroad at great expense. Gallery Bibliography Friederike Bubenheimer-Erhart, Das Isisgrab von Vulci : eine Fundgruppe der Orientalisierenden Periode Etruriens (Wien : Verlag der österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2012) L. Burn, The British Museum Book of Greek and Roman Art (British Museum Press, 1991) S. Walker, Roman Art (British Museum Press, 1991) References Ancient Greek and Roman objects in the British Museum Etruscan sculptures Etruscan artefacts Etruscan tombs Archaeological discoveries in Italy Alabaster Vulci