A small Archaic settlement in the Cecina Valley famous for its cinerary urn (from approximately 650 BC) with the applied figurative detail of what is thought to be a funerary feast. The urn depicts a man seated at a three-footed table laid with a banquet and accompanied by a gesturing female figure next to a wine container. This find can now be seen in the Cecina Museum.
Historical Dictionary of the Etruscans. Simon K. F. Stoddart.