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This solid cast bronze head of a youth (figs. 1,2) was found during the 1995 season of the Southern Methodist University Excavations at the Etruscan site of Poggio Colla (Vicchjo) in Tuscany. ' Broken off at the base of the neck, it probably once belonged to a figurine of a standing male.2 In addition to minor abrasions and scratches on the surface of the piece, the tip of the chin is bashed in, which gives a distorted look to the head from some angles. The unforgiving nature of the acidic soil of the site has al so taken its toll on the bronze's surface, which is nearly destroyed; details are mainly preserved in the corrosive layer that has now replaced the original surface. J For this reason, drawings (e.g. fi g. 3) are used in addition to photographs to illustrate the head in thjs report: Despite its battered condition. the high quality of the workmanship can still be ascertained in several places, such as the right side of the face and the back of the head with its elaborate hairstyle. The overall appearance of the head is Archaic in style. The

A BRONZE HEAD OF A YOUTH FROM POGGIO COLLA (VICCHIO), TUSCANY