This paper presents the results of an archaeological study on an Etruscan black figure neck-amphora from Tolle. The vase can be attributed to the Group of Munich 892. The shoulder zones are decorated with artisans, foundry, metal working and dancers. The body zones including Peleus and Thetis, lion, between Nereids. On the basis, of this important find, the author outlines the diffusion of the cremation tombs in north-central Etruria during the 6th and 5th century B.C. in relation to the Etruscan black-figures vases used as vessels for cremation.
