Art from Greek and Etruscan can tell us about how women relative positions women play in each culture. In Greek, women were viewed as inferiority to males while women in Etruscan were viewed as equal. This can be seen throughout Greek art that women in not play a big role. The Peplos Kore were female figures in the archaic period. The kore was usually clothed. The counterpart to the kore was the kouros which was a male figure. The kouros instead of being clothed were nude. Researchers speculate that the Peplos Kore is not a young women but a goddess instead. This contrast the art in Etruscan. The Sarcophagus of the Spouses show a man and his wife. This artwork has been interpreted to be a banqueting scene. This means that at Etruscan banquets
