0
Pompeii
Pompeii was an ancient Roman city (near modern day Naples) that was buried in AD 79 by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The city was excavated started in 1599 and offers a glimpse into Ancient Roman life.
926 Questions
What is the main idea of the dog of Pompeii?
- chduyudnd
- hdyudsvd
- dducmdyc
- djdhsuudmc
- dhciudjvmnv
- bduyidjvmdmv
- djiufhdhhf36850-==219
- e8efjrkjtty
Why did Pompeii remain undiscovered for centuries?
Pompeii remained undiscovered for centuries because it was buried and no one even suspected that a town was in that location.
Um, just to tell you. It's actually Mt. Vesuvius that erupts. Pompeii is the one of the three cities that got buried under the ash etc.
Most likely, yes, Mt. Vesuvius will erupt. It could happen any day, because it's rested long enough to have enough power to erupt again. There has been a lot of smoke coming from that volcano. So yes, Mt. Vesuvius will most likely erupt.it has been 2000 years since it has last erupted and siencists are predicting that it will erupt again. so i think that the people that decided to move on the valcano should consider moving or will face an ugly death.
How do people make a living in England?
The same way they do in Canada, United States, Russia, China, Japan, Australia, Hungary, Turkey, Mexico, ect. They get jobs.
A grunion is one of two types of small fish of the genus Leuresthes, which can be found along the coast of Mexico and southern California.
How many children died in Pompeii?
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
We do not know how many children or adults for that matter, died in Pompeii.
Pompeii was built in around 600BC by the Oscans, who were a group of people in Italy. It was originally called Colonia Veneria Cornelia Pompeii for the person who conquered the pompeii area and for Venus, the goddess of love.
Why do you know so much about Pompeii?
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.
IM guessing because it has a large amount of citric acid in it (the sour stuff found in a lot of things)
How do you know that the events of the eruption in Pompeii took place?
there's plenty of archaelogical evidence as well as written historical sources.
Why is the city of Pompeii important to the study of roman arts?
it remained almost perfectly preserved over many centuries
What is an important building stone?
An important building stone is a cornerstone, because it is the reference stone for all other stones laid.
Pompeii is now a normal place, and there's no way you can know there has been a volcano erruption there. It's also a very famous place for tourism.
How much did the aftershock measure in the Pompeii eruption?
We have no idea. There can only be guesses. 2,000 years ago they did not have the scientific measuring devices we have today.
Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus Augustus Born: 272 died 337. He was from 306 to 337 AD a Roman Emperor.
He was a general of an army who fought against various tribes around the Roman Empire, and defeated other emperors, Maxentius and Licinius during civil wars.
He decreed the "Edict of Milan" in 313, which declared religious tolerance of all religions in the empire. This ended almost 300 years of Christian persecution. Due to this and other activities in support of the Christian Church, he was named a saint.
Constantine established an imperial residence at Constantinople, which would become the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire for over a thousand years. He is often considered the first in the line of Byzantine emperors.
Herculaneum was the city hardest hit by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii in 79 AD. It was on the coast due west of the volcano, near present-day Ercolano. The city was covered to a great depth by mud and ash, which kept most of the city's buildings intact and preserved their contents for centuries.
