How many people did Pompeii volcano kill?

Answer 1

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

Answer 2

Mt Vesuvius next to Pompeii was the most devastating volcanic eruption ever. There were 2,000 deaths. This volcanic eruption occurred in 79AD. Mt Vesuvius wiped out one city the size of Rome and another smaller village. First a layer of deadly ash covered the village and killed everyone and then lava came over and buried the village in rock. Then the city was discovered in the 1700's.

Answer 3

The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 is estimated to have killed about 2,000 people in Pompeii and Herculaneum. However, the exact number is not known.

Answer 4

It was quite a large eruption, and the death toll was rounded to about 3,360.

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Answer 5

It is estimated that around 15,000 people died.

Answer 6

It killed about 10,000 people living there

Answer 7

No one in Pompeii survived the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.

Answer 8

We have no firm figure of the casualties from the eruption because we don't know how many people lived in the area at the time nor do we know how many escaped.

Answer 9

about 2oo,ooo

Answer 10

over 2000 people