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Why Pompeians did not flee during the eruption of 79 AD

It was August 24, 79 AD (or probably October 24, according to recent archaeological discoveries), when Pompeii was destroyed in just a few days by the terrible eruption of Vesuvius. A violent, catastrophic, and unexpected eruption that left thousands of Pompeians dead, buried along with their city. It was around 1 p.m. when the plug […]

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The history and conservation of the Pompeii excavations

Buried by the eruption of a volcano, by more than 5 meters of volcanic material for at least 1700 years and unearthed accidentally in 1748. This is the story of Pompeii, one of the oldest Roman cities that survived earthquakes, eruptions and war. On October 24, 79 AD, after years of dormancy, Vesuvius suddenly awoke, […]

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At the Great Theater of Pompeii: the concert the Ways of Friendship by Riccardo Muti

The Great Theater in Pompeii will once again be the stage of honor hosting one of the biggest concerts in this summer 2023. On July 11, it will be the turn of the extraordinary festival “The Ways of Friendship” directed by Riccardo Muti. A festival designed to pay tribute to the extraordinary generosity of the […]

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