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A [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] city buried beneath [[volcano|volcanic ash]] by [[Mount Vesuvius]] in 79 AD. The [[pyroclastic flow]] buried everything including the [[Temple]] of the [[Greek god|gods]] [[Apollo]] and [[Jupiter]]. The city was lost until in 1592 when it was re-discovered, but [[excavation]] didn't begin in earnest until the eighteenth century. Many bodies of people and animals were discovered in the positions in which they died. The town dates back to the seventh century BC. Today, it is a popular site for tourism in [[Italy]], near the city of [[Naples]]. | |||
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A Roman city buried beneath volcanic ash by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The pyroclastic flow buried everything including the Temple of the gods Apollo and Jupiter. The city was lost until in 1592 when it was re-discovered, but excavation didn't begin in earnest until the eighteenth century. Many bodies of people and animals were discovered in the positions in which they died. The town dates back to the seventh century BC. Today, it is a popular site for tourism in Italy, near the city of Naples.
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