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Tomb of the Anina have belonged to the aristocratic Anina family,.It consists of a single large quadrangular chamber with a flat ceiling and on the sides of the door the figures of the two Etruscan demons of death are painted: Charun, represented with a hammer in his hand, to inflict pain on souls, and Vanth, the main female demon, winged and topless, holding the torch to illuminate the way to the abyss of the underworld.
See:
- Stephan Steingräber, Abundance of Life: Etruscan Wall Painting, Getty Publications, 2006
- Ingrid Krauskopf, The grave and beyond in Etruscan religion, 2006