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Pompeii – The Last Day - BBC
On 24 August AD79, the magnificent Romancities of Pompeii and nearby Herculaneumcame to a devastating end. In just 18 hours, theentire city of Pompeii and all its inhabitantswere buried in volcanic twin cities lay undisturbed under metresof volcanic debris for more than 1,500 years,during which time all memory of them seal of wet ashes preserved publicstructures, temples, theatres, baths, shops and private dwellings, as well as the remains of some of the victims, including gladiators,soldiers, slaves and their masters, and entire The Last Daytells the heart-rendingstory of the last hours of both Pompeii story is told first-hand bythose who witnessed the disaster.
the danger of living in its shadow.With no word in Latin for volcano,they might have thought the eruption was a message from the Gods.Pompeii – The Last Dayis their story. “Our film offers ...
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