Pompeii remained buried under volcanic ash and pumice for centuries after the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Its location was largely forgotten until the 18th century when construction workers accidentally unearthed the ruins. The initial excavations were often haphazard and focused more on retrieving artifacts than understanding the site, leading to further delays in its comprehensive rediscovery. Additionally, the political and social upheavals in Italy over the centuries contributed to the slow progress of archaeological efforts.
because this is a city is very distant
Vesuvius is 8 kilometres from Pompeii, so no it is not IN Pompeii
It wasn't until the houses began to be rebuilt and reroofed around 1900
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Pompeii was buried as a result of a two day eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, and accidentally rediscovered in 1748. It seems that excavations have been going on since the 1750's through the 1860's... so at least more than 100 years. So the answer is that Pompeii was buried for approximately 1700 years.
Puerto Rico does not have a Active volcano , so what happened to Pompeii happen to Puerto Rico?
Do you mean: what continent is Pompeii in?If this is so, then: Pompeii is in Italy, therefore it is in the European continent.8^D
the archaeological site of Pompeii so important to our understanding of life in a Roman town
Honey, Pompeii wasn't made like a cake in a bakery. It was a Roman city that got buried under volcanic ash and pumice when Mount Vesuvius decided to throw a tantrum back in 79 AD. So, to answer your question, Pompeii was around over 1,900 years ago. Hope that clears things up for you, sweetheart.
WHY DO WORK PERMITS TAKE SO LONG
Pompeii is important because of its history.
Well, a Specularium was a kind of proto-glasshouse (aka greenhouse), so I assume a Pompeii Specularium was one from Pompeii. They used thin sheets of mica, rather than glass, to cover the plants with.