Ancient Roman ruins reveal many secrets
During the survey of a repaired structure, archaeologists discovered murals and ruins of the ancient city, identified as the city of Pompeii under the Romans.
Pompeii is an ancient Roman city, once home to more than 20 thousand people before it was completely destroyed by the earthquake of 79 AD. Documents left behind say that about 2,000 people died in this earthquake.
This discovery has helped archaeologists learn how the ancient Romans built and decorated their buildings. It will also help scientists find out why ancient structures such as the Roman Coliseum or the Pantheon still exist today, through many historical and geological changes.
In addition, the murals also help accurately depict the daily life of ancient Romans, with farming and living activities.
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Micah Soto
Update 03 April 2024
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