264 BCE
Rome destroys Etruscan Volsinii
Asked for help by Volsinii's aristocrats against its freed slaves, Rome besieges and razes the city in 264 BCE and moves its people to a new site on Lake Bolsena. Etruscan independence is all but over.
264 BCE
Asked for help by Volsinii's aristocrats against its freed slaves, Rome besieges and razes the city in 264 BCE and moves its people to a new site on Lake Bolsena. Etruscan independence is all but over.