@Scorp 10 August 2021 more from that month

Hera, the Mother Goddess of Greek mythology, both the sister and eternal wife of Zeus, appears as "Juno" when we switch to Roman culture. Hera and Juno, who have the same characteristics in terms of their qualifications, continue to be the protagonists of almost every story in both periods. From Greek mythology to Roman culture, Juno also appears in Etruscan works. Juno, who is depicted as the Queen of Goddesses, is presented to the audience in almost all works attributed to her by being depicted in accordance with this title. *The terracotta bust presented in the image is also depicted with a royal crown adorned with jewels, precious jewels adorning her neck and ears, and a rich-looking dress detail, probably of silk, lying folded on her shoulder... MS. 1-5. The work dated to the 16th century; It is exhibited at the "Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia"... Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia Collection... @arkeoportal SEDEF DINKCI...