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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.
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What is the name of a town North West of Pompeii?
One is Herculaneum (this one is the closest), but a further one away also is Neapolis, now known as Naples.
Is pompeii a typical roman settlement?
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Yes, Pompeii is/was a typical, working class Roman town. Its discovery has given us insights into the average, daily activities and lives of average Roman people, instead of the lives of the aristocrats that are so often portrayed in the Roman histories.
Did gladiators live in pompeii?
Yes, Pompeii had its own amphitheatre which staged regular gladiator battles, as well as barracks for them to stay in.
The Saturn is equipped with Struts on all four wheels. They are easy to replace with the propper tools and patience. you can expect to pay around $60 each unit at a local parts store if you are planning on repairing them yourself. To give you an Idea, Here is a list of the tools required for strut replacement.
Floor Jack
Jack stands
19mm lug wrench or socket with ratchet
18mm socket
21mm socket
13mm socket
Strut spring compressor tool (available for rent at autozone)
visegrip
Witch cities were destroyed by vesuvious in ad79?
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
The cities, or more properly towns, that were destroyed in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius were Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, a suburb named Oplontis and possibly the town of Nuceria.
How does bimbo take care of Tito most days?
Bimbo watches Tito, when Tito takes a nap before breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Bimbo goes away to get food for Tito.
What leisure activities grew in popularity during the 1920s?
leisure grew because of factories, when fctories where invented people would work for them which meant that people would get money to be able to spend on trips to the seaside and do activities.
In Georgia if the driver is ticketed for stopping past the stop sign are license points issued?
Most towns, cities, etc. make have their own traffic laws. Although some state laws also apply, depending on the offense. In general, a non-moving violation does not add points on a license.
Violating a stop-sign by failure to make a full stop, or stopping beyond the required point(as when you spot the cop a bit too late) is not considered a NON-moving violation. Failure to stop when/where required is after all, continued MOVING, when & where you should have been stopped.
Most states belong to a multi-state pact, to notify the others of any offenses pled or found "guilty."
By the way, traffic LAWS or STATUTES are written at STATE-level, either by legislatures, or under state "administrative codes," written by State agencies with expertise (like state highway safety engineering departments). Even then, the state legislature has delegated its law-making authority to such agencies.
Towns can then pass ORDINANCES within the state law guidelines, such as setting speed limits on stretches of local roads, setting up stop-signs and other traffic-control devices (painted lines, traffic lights, signs, etc). Even then, some states require final state-approval of those local ordinances, in case they are poor engineering choices, or local "traps" for passers-through.
Why did the people of Pompeii not run when the volcanoes earthquakes start happening?
Earthquakes are a relatively common occurrence in Italy. Most of the time they do not indicate a catastrophic event is coming.
What is the moral of the story the dog of Pompeii?
true friend sticks by you even when times get tough.
Did the ruler of Pompeii survive?
Pompeii did not have a ruler. Like all Roman towns it had four executive officials and a number of decurions, who were like local senators. It is not known whether they survived.
What was Constatine known for?
Constatine was a Roman Emperor from 306-337 AD. He was well known for being the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity.
What signs did the volcano give before it erupted in the Dog of Pompeii?
The so called dog of Pompeii was a mosaic with a dog on it and said "cave canem," beware of the dog
Pompeii was an ancient Roman city, buried by a volcanic eruption from Mount Vesuvius Volcano in 79 AD. In 1748, archaeologists uncovered the city.
The people in Pompeii did not have a chance to escape; the city had been quickly buried by volcanic ash. In 1748, archaeologists uncovered the city.
When archaeologists dug out the city, they found bread still in the ovens that had been baking that day. Archaeologists learned a great deal from the ruins of this ancient city because it had been so well preserved.
Mount Vesuvius is now dormant - that means that it hasn't erupted for a while, but it could still erupt. The last eruption was in 1944, and it is overdue for the next one. It is the only volcano on the European mainland that has erupted in the last 100 years.
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How many people died in the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius?
Probably more than 16000, but the overall death toll is unknown.
Why was a flamingo so important to eat in Ancient Pompeii?
The ancient Romans liked to eat flamingo tongues, but other than that I don't think it was that important. When I visited Pompeii I didn't see a single reference or picture with flamingos in them. The Romans did like to put animals in their mosaics and murals and after they had gone to Africa there were hippos, lions, and other animals. In all of my travels in Italy and Sicily I don't remember seeing a single flamingo pictured.
How were some of the ruins damaged in 1943 in Pompeii?
Pompeii Damaged by a bomb that fell on Pompeii in 1943. Allies drop at least 150 bombs on the ruins of Pompeii in the belief that the Germans were using them as an ammunition dump.
What country is the city of pompeii located on?
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
The ruins of Pompeii are located in Italy.
What do the discoveries at Rome and Pompeii tell us about daily life in the Roman Empire?
Pompeii is an outdoor museum and history book. It tells us much about the everyday lives of ordinary Roman people. These are insights we don't get from the ancient writers who were mostly elitists. From the remains in Pompeii we see how many of the average Romans made their livings, how they decorated their homes and their amusements and election advertising.
