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An Eruption in 79 A.D. Covered Two Roman Cities and Left Houses, Baths, Theaters and Paintings Frozen Under Ashes for Almost 1,700 Years
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The tragic collapse of Pompeii and Herculaneum represents one of the most studied events of the vast classical antiquity. The sudden fury of nature instantly buried these prosperous metropolises, transforming the tragic disaster into an inestimable and eternal field of scientific research. Like the volcano buried the Italian metropolises? In 79 AD, the explosion of the Vesuvius freed...
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