Italy, Paestum - Tomb of the Diver and the Lucanian paintings

The video explores the historical site of Peistum in southern Italy, known for its well-preserved Greek temples and the unique Tomb of the Diver. Peistum's history spans Greek, Leucanian, and Roman influences, with its temples showcasing the Doric order. The Tomb of the Diver, discovered in 1968, is notable for its frescoes, the only surviving example of Greek painting with human figures from the period. The video also covers Lucanian funerary paintings, highlighting their cultural and religious significance.

What are the notable features of the ruins of Paestum?

Describe the significance of the Tomb of the Diver.

What architectural style do the temples in Paestum represent?

How did the city of Paestum change hands throughout its history?

What is the historical context of the Lucanian funerary paintings?