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New Archaeological Research Reveals Life in Pompeii Post-Eruption
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New Archaeological Research Reveals Life in Pompeii Post-Eruption
If you asked most people what happened to Pompeii after Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE, many would say that life completely stopped until the 16th century, based on widespread images of preserved bodies, intricate frescos, and well-preserved buildings. But new research says that after Pompeii was buried in ash and debris, people did return. Archaeological research in the southern quarter of Pompeii has provided new information on how citize…
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