Pompeii

There were always ground tremmer's in Pompeii so the people just took cover like they usually did, they did not think that is was going to turn into a large scale disaster like it did.

Pompeii's largest industry was fishing.

Pumice

is one of them

cos its a big exlposion

Yes

He saves others lifes but he just ends up dying

Nothing, except collect taxes from Pompeii as well as all the other towns in the area. There was no special relationship, either good or bad, between Caligula and Pompeii.

because Bimbo knows the volcano is coming

Some libraries and court buildings had asbestos-containing materials in them and some did not. Only an inspection by trained and qualified specialists can determine whether it is present in a specific building.

Pompey has been fully excavated.

they used lots of tools such as shovels to dig the houses and make base ments theres lots of other tools but i can't think of thm right now so sorry. on any other website you might not find the answer but this one you will. always. go on wiki answers gus you'll find lots of answers and other interesting questions and more! hope you enjoy!

Rome controlled most of Latium (land of the Latins) before it became an empire. Latium was an areas in central Italy, south of the river Tiber. Originally Rome was one of the Latin city-states of Latium.

schooling in pompeii is very similar to schooling today. there were many children who went to private schools and there were some who went to no school but would stay at home with a private teacher.

If turtle does not eat for next day. Set the turtle free

NO!!! Never set ANY captive reptiles loose! This is what happened with Burmese Pythons. People figure, "I can't take care of it- I'll just let it free." Now there's a problem and all the responsible reptile keepers get tons of anti-python bills in congress, and it's not our fault! Your snapper probably has a lack of adequate UV lighting. This causes loss of activity, feeding response, and overall health in chelonians like your turtle and other reptiles. I use Zoo Med's Powersun Mercury vapor bulb. They are expensive (lowest I've seen is $40), but pets aren't disposable. They're a commitment that requires your full effort (time wise and monetarily). Remember that a reptile's price tag is not any relation to the money needed to care for the animal. If you want to let it go, research a herpetological society near you and donate it or post an ad on craigslist or your newspaper's classifieds.

The main theory was that it was the workings of the gods.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

The people of Pompeii, like all other ancient peoples, kept wine in jugs. The larger jugs were called amphora.

we had bathroom and running water-they didn't had any of that, they also had the revolutionary war among other things during that time period.

On the 24 August 79 CE the volcano, Mount Vesuviusburied the town of Pompeii in ash and pumice and the hot gases suffocated any people or animals that remained in the area. Although there was an eruption, a lot of the buildings and art work survived.Unfortunately, Mount Vesuvius' eruption disrupted the buildings so a lot of the buildings wherevulnerabletocollapse. Also, weathering, erosion and light damage all had their affects on the buildings.

They lived the same way as urban Romans lived in other Roman cities. It also depended on whether you were rich of poor. There was a lot of opulence because the cites of this area of Italy were popular among rich people in Rome who built grand holiday residences in these cities.

No one knows. Everybody is too stupid

Pompeii was a Roman city which destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius of 79 AD. At that time the Romans still used papyrus scrolls and made notebooks made with bound parchment pages. The Romans invented the codeces (plural of codex) which were papyrus or parchment bound books later.

Pliny the Elder & Pliny the Younger

and there also is Julius Polybius and lucius Caecilius Iucundus

The people of Pompeii in 79 AD typically wore tunics made of wool or linen, which were draped and belted. Both men and women wore sandals or shoes made of leather or cloth. Wealthier individuals might have worn more elaborate clothing made of silk or dyed fabrics.

visit the museum from the old town of pompeii

The homeowner has the right to restrict telephone use especially since he/she pays for the telephone service. If minors are told to check in by telephone at certain times I would think it is because the adult is attempting to be responsible and trying to help the minor stay out of trouble. Adults do that kind of thing because they care what happens to the minor and just want you to grow up to be responsible adults.