79 AD: Uncovering The Ancient Remains Of Pompeii’s Victims | Lost World of Pompeii
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, this city provides a unique glimpse into Roman life. But one day Vesuvius will erupt again, and scientists are racing against time and using advanced technology to uncover and preserve its mysteries before it's too late. From plaster casts of victims to 3D models of the city, discover the incredible efforts to solve Pompeii's lingering riddles and protect its legacy.
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I got it haha. Pretty obvious
If I learn nothing else I learned that a traffic pattern has been established for the cobblestone st. city of Pompeii 🤔
Why the damn music nonstop. Most of it doesn't even fit.
Since Pompeii has been studied down to the ultramicroscopic detail, it should now be rebuilt, with its theater, temples, cauponae, a bibliothec with latin and greec litterature, private houses, appartment houses and repopulated with local people wich could care for tourists, animate the market, craft work places, gladiator's combats, military exercices - all locals fluently speaking greek and latin.
No, absolutely should not be rebuilt.
How many people made it out of Pompeii?
@Andy_Babb It is estimated that 73% to 92% of citizens successfully escaped the town during the initial signs of Mount Vesuvius' eruption. It's unknown exactly how many of that percentage survived in the long run because people outside the walls of Pompeii, especially those in the nearby city of Herculaneum, died due to the second wave of pyroclastic flow.
Who built the Roadways in Pompeii , because they used a much earlier system of building them ! The roads are made using Polygonal Stonework , and that pre dates the Roman Empire by some time . ? and if the Romans had used this method for the roads , they would also have used it in the Upperclass buildings at least .🤔🤨
I abhor the”faces” they carved into the plaster casts. Should have left it blank and let people imagine their actual pain and suffering rather than giving them all the same blank expressionless looks. It’s truly disrespectful thinking you can draw someone’s death mask.
What where their names, their mailing address....favorite color? Some of the questions and sort of loose science makes this a hard watch/listen. Probably good for the history channel....
Thanks for keeping us updated on what is
going on.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻