What types of objects carry Etruscan inscriptions?

Etruscan inscriptions are found on a wide variety of objects, reflecting both formal and daily uses of the language. These inscriptions, which number over 10,000, appear on the following types of items:

• Funerary and Sacred Objects: Many inscriptions are brief funerary or dedicatory texts found on ash urns, within tombs, and on objects dedicated in sanctuaries.12
• Personal and Daily Items: Writing is frequently found on engraved bronze mirrors, coins, dice, and pottery. Graffiti scratched onto pottery is also common, often including owners' names, numbers, or abbreviations.12
• Specialized and Monumental Artifacts: Notable examples include a linen book (the Zagreb mummy wrapping), a clay tablet from Capua, a boundary stone from Perugia, a bronze model of a liver used for instruction, and gold plaques found at Pyrgi.12

These records range from simple owner labels to complex religious and juridical texts.12