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The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
The first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
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∙ 12y agoThe first response was by Pliny the Elder who was the prefect of the fleet based at Misenum on the bay of Naples. He sent rescue ships, but many of the ships could not reach the people on the shore because of the rough waters. When news of the disaster reached Rome, the emperor Titus sent relief and aid. Also as soon as the news reached Rome the looters began their trip to the ruined town. Now some of these people were slaves sent back by the owners of property to try and recover goods, but many of them were gangs of organized looters. There have been bodies of looters found in Pompeii and even marks on buildings indicating that that building had been gone over.
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Who was the roman emporer in ad79 in pompia?
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Did the Romans get art from Pompeii?
Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.Get art? No. Pompeii was a Roman town and the Romans made art in Pompeii by creating frescoes and statuary and garden decor.
Where was the Pompeii disaster?
somewhere in Italy
Did people stay back to face the disaster of Pompeii?
People did not stay back to face the disaster of Pompeii. They did not have time to run away.
Volcano responsible for Pompeii disaster?
Mount Vesuvius
Did lots of Romans live in Pompeii?
Pompeii had a population of around 20,000 in 79 CE.
When was the Pompeii disaster?
Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD.
Why did Pompeii trade with the Romans?
Pompeii was Roman. They traded and interacted just as say, Chicago and Milwaukee interact.
Did Pompeii have the gods same as the Romans?
The Gods of Pompeii were Roman, Greek and Egyptian, as it was part of the Roman Empire.
What practises or customs did the people of pompeii follow?
The people of Pompeii were Romans. Therefore, they followed Roman practices and customs.
What was the worlds biggest natural disaster?
Mount Vesuvius was the most biggest disaster in the world which destroyed the whole of Pompeii and the people.
Did Romans make bread?
Yes they did. bread was found at pompeii
