The continuing discoveries at Pompeii



Nearly 2,000 years ago, the erupting Mt. Vesuvius covered the bustling Roman metropolis of Pompeii in volcanic ash. Archaeologists are still uncovering buried portions of the city, piecing together a tantalizing puzzle about life before the disaster. Correspondent Seth Doane reports.
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42 thoughts on “The continuing discoveries at Pompeii”

  1. It could very well be that no future generations are as good at archeology as we are today, or that it may be many thousands of years before such proficiency is attained. Ironically, that is a lesson learned from the collapse of Roman civilization.

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  2. While visiting it started raining like a storm was coming in, I had to wait in one of the ruins, to wait it out. A few minutes passed and it was sunny again. I could see Mt. Vesuvius in the horizon and I realized how quickly things must have changed for Pompeiians on that day.

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  3. I strongly disapprove that you made the beginning movie piece so LOUD. Humans are very good at imagining how loud sounds really would be without your effort. And you can't make it as loud as it was in reality anyway, so why cause such disturbance.

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  4. having been it's an amazing place, very sad and quiet in places, shame the artefacts are not in a museum, on or near the site. It takes two days to see the site and travel to the museum.

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  5. Look at the colore of those frescoes or paintings on the walls of those buildings. wow. when you add color to statues, walls and stone columns and streets, you realize that ancient rome was not a boring place.

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  6. Ancient civilization was not so primitive. Think what Jerusalem must have looked like about the time of Christ. An early Roman version of a modern Pipe Organ could have played in Jerusalem. Pompeii should open our minds. Ancient Babylon also probably looked similar in some ways.

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  7. They ! Should ! Finish ! Digging ! Out ! The Rest ! Of ? The City !!!! So ! We ! Can ! Have ,! A . Complete ? Record !.. BEFORE ,!!! The INEVITABLE!!!! NEXT ! 🌋 ERUPTION! Of ! The Vesuvius ,!🌋

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