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The National Archaeology Museum, Naples.
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Which concept is illustrated by greek statues unearthed in Pompeii?
Ethnocentrism
What volcano made people die to statues?
The volcano that made people die to statues is Mount Vesuvius in Italy. During its eruption in 79 AD, a volcanic cloud formed from ash and gas that enveloped the city of Pompeii, causing people to be encased in volcanic ash and turned into statues from the intense heat and pressure.
How did they make the moulds of the people they found in Pompeii?
they did it a cool way
How did people at pompii get craved into stone?
A volcano erupted, killed them all but left people shaped are pockets. We filled those pockets in with concrete, creating the Pompeii statues.
How were the people of Pompeii affected?
The deadly gases of the volcanic eruption affected people`s lungs. The substances also froze people into perfect statues.
What happened during the eruption of mtvesuvius?
Mount Vesuvius is at next to Pompeii, Italy. It erupted and covered all of Pompeii in lava. The lava cooled other the peope, freezing thyem like statues. If you peel away the now cooled lava, you will see people's bones. You can see two pompeii people covered by cooled lava.
Who found pompeii?
It was discovered by a farmer who happened to stumble upon it.
What evidence is there that some of Pompeii's people were wealthy?
The villas and objects that have been found.
What did Ancient Pompeii look like?
Pompeii was accidentally discovered by a group of men building a fountain Pompeii was completely covered in 75 feet of ash and lava traping 300 people that were later taken for scientific research
Where did pompeii worms get their names from?
Pompeii worms get their name from the place they were found/discovered- Pompeii.
Where were statues of hathor found?
The majority of statues and temples were found in Dendera.
What were the people of Pompeii called?
They were known as Italians, being that that is where Pompeii is situated.But, people from Pompeii are called Pompeians.
