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Biskupin was submerged in anaerobic swamp conditions. This oxygen-depleted environment preserved the ancient wooden structures in excellent detail. Hence its comparison to Pompeii. It is one of the best preserved archaeological finds ever.
We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.We have a wealth of knowledge about Pompeii because of careful excavations and historical research. The artifacts of Pompeii were almost perfectly preserved because of the covering of ash that the volcano left.
Pompeii and Herculaneum were preserved (and also obliterated) after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Stabiae was also impacted, but not destroyed.
Pompeii is famous for tourism because of the uniqueness of the site. Pompeii, an ancient city, was beset by tragedy when the nearby Mount Vesuvius suddenly erupted and covered the city and its people in hot volcanic ash. The ash preserved everything it buried, and when the city was found, the inhabitants were also discovered in perfect condition. Homes and furniture were also perfectly preserved. In fact, several homes still had food that was preserved enough for excavators to identify what the food was. The site allows us to take a perfect look at what life was like for people in ancient times.
they were dug up the ash preserved the stuff
preserved wine and olives and chestnuts and figs and undestroyed buildings like the walls that had beautiful paintings on them.
It is a bit of preserved history that was buried and found. It is like walking back in time. The people who lived there in 79AD would recognize the city.
preserved wine and olives and chestnuts and figs and undestroyed buildings like the walls that had beautiful paintings on them.
It was preserved very well because it was covered in ashes by volcanoes just like Pompeii.
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The Roman city of Pompeii was situated on the western coast of the Italian peninsula, south of Rome. It was a prosperous city in the Roman Empire. In 79 AD CE, Pompeii was the victim of an eruption of the nearby volcano of Mt. Vesuvius. The lava and ashes of this volcano destroyed the people of Pompeii but not the structures and art of the city. These same ashes and solidified lava preserved much of this city and smaller nearby ones. This preservation has given archaeologists a very clear picture of what life was like in this city.
The Roman city of Pompeii was situated on the western coast of the Italian peninsula, south of Rome. It was a prosperous city in the Roman empire. In 79 AD CE, Pompeii was the victim of an eruption of the nearby volcano of Mt. Vesuvius. The lava and ashes of this volcano destroyed the people of Pompeii but not the structures and art of the city. These same ashes and solidified lava preserved much of this city and smaller nearby ones. This preservation has given archaeologists a very clear picture of what life was like in this city.