This civilization's people called themselves Rasenna, and its origins are thought to lie in the preceding Villanovan culture.
A mummy wrapping housed at the National Museum of Zagreb is inscribed with the longest known text from this people's language, which had no gender and used the "genitive of the genitive." Translation and genealogy of their language is currently impossible, and the last person known to be literature in their tongue was the emperor Claudius. This civilization's people called themselves Rasenna, and its origins are thought to lie in the preceding Villanovan culture. A loss at the Battle of Cumae weakened the influence of this ethnic group, which was legendarily founded by Tarchon and Tyrrhenus. They comprised a federation of twelve cities and originated the "fasces" and "populous." For 10 points, name this pre-Roman civilization of Tuscany.
A mummy wrapping housed at the National Museum of Zagreb is inscribed with the longest known text from this people's language, which had no gender and used the "genitive of the genitive.
Etruscan(s) civilization [or Etruria; or Tyrrhenia before "Tyrrhenus" is read]