Notes

While it was no secret that the Etruscans thought very highly about the afterlife, there is no concrete evidence that the new discoveries point towards the theory that the Etruscans were vampires.
It is not unreasonable to assume that the “evidence for where the Etruscans slept” could have just been another ancient tomb found. Many of the Etruscan sarcophagi were decorated in a way that portrayed humans in a realistic setting. For example, the sarcophagus of Ramtha Visnai and Arnth Tetnies depicts a couple embracing each other, while a sarcophagus found in Cerveteri, Italy shows a couple reclining on a common couch.
From what we know about the Etruscans, we have evidence of large temples that were created to honor the Greco-Roman gods and heroes. Construction of these great temples must have taken place during daylight hours, which would not have been possible if the Etruscans could not be exposed to sunlight
The fresco of a man with wings may have been a depiction of an ancient god that the Etruscans worshipped. For example, the goddess Nike, is depicted with wings in statues created during the Hellenistic period. These wings on this man could be a symbol for victory, as it was best depicted with wings on a statue
From the fresco painting inside the tomb, we can see that the Etruscans held funerary games in honor of the deceased.