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2,000-Year-Old Egyptian Ceramic Vessel Found in Ancient Pompeiian Canteen
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2,000-Year-Old Egyptian Ceramic Vessel Found in Ancient Pompeiian Canteen
A nearly 2,000-year-old ceramic vessel from Egypt has been found during conservation efforts in Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE. The discovery, published by the Pompeii Archaeological Park’s online journal, offers a window into Egyptian influence on Roman culture of the time. The situla, a bucket-shaped container, was uncovered during the conservation of the thermopolium of Regio V, once a working- and mi…
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