Pompeii it's self. The entire city was buried in 79AD and it was covered in 65 feet of soot, ash, and rocks. That preserved that day in history. When you visit the city you can still see the remains of the paint pots where the workers were working on a wall, the remains of people, animals, and plants. The accounts of the eruption are few, but they do exist. Added together the evidence is overwhelming .
You are well weird for asking such a rubbish question don't you have anything better to do
they found people lying on the floor or people praying or dogs scratching.
they historical artefacts and they found the city ruins after all the erruption
When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 70 AD, all the ashes fell on the city of Pompeii preserving it. Most of the lower parts of buildings are still standing as well as all the corspes are very well preserved. Though, scientists have replaced the real corpses with plaster copies. Also, the ash covered the windows of the house, preserving everything that was inside. Inside these houses were many clues to how the Romans lived, and who was who.
chinese beleive that their civilization was started in north china plain, obviously like all early civilizations, their first dynasty was xiu dynasty, but there were no clues to say that it is first as there is no evidence
The clues are in Chillton, Tropicton, Mystic Forest (Saddle Isle), and either side of Desert Isle. The center of the star is due west of the Horse Isle Pawneer. -VanillaKisses from Dun
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fossils
hints clues can also be called evidence.
Text clues means evidence and details
Evidence.
destroy the incrimating clues
It is important to historians, as it has left alot of artefacts and alot of ancient ruins, which give out lots of facts, and clues, on how the romans lived.
Magnetometer
Magnetometer
No, a detective will not accuse someone solely based on clues. They will gather evidence, analyze the situation, and only make an accusation if they have strong enough evidence to support it. Accusations are made after careful consideration of all available information.
The word sought may be "evidence" (facts or clues that indicate a process, a cause, or guilt).
Archaeologist
Wegener's clues for the theory of continental drift included the fit of the continents like a jigsaw puzzle, matching rock formations and mountain ranges across continents, and similarities in plant and animal fossils found on different continents. These clues provided evidence for the movement of the continents over time.
Magnetic Reversal