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The Etruscans, whose heartland was Etruria (land of the Etruscans), in present day Tuscany in the western part of central Italy, originally also controlled part of northern Italy, along the lower River Po. However, they then lost this area to an invasion by the Gauls. By the time of the Romans it was already a Gaul area. The Etruscans had already become confined to Tuscany.

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Q: Who dominated the northern portion of the Italian peninsula and influenced Roman attire and their urban culture?
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