In AD 79, a volcano named Vesuvius erupted in southern Italy. Hot magma and volcanic ash instantly buried a city completely underground, and urban civilization ended.
The buried city was called Pompeii.
Pompeii was built in the 4th century BC. After years of development, it has become a densely populated city with a large number of business travelers. In 89 BC, Pompeii belonged to the Roman Republic, and it can be said to be an important symbol of the developed civilization of ancient Rome.
The ancient city is slightly rectangular, surrounded by city walls, with gates on all sides. The streets in the city are crisscrossed, the houses are in order, there are many shops, and there are a wide variety of goods. There are also the Temple of the Sun and the Colosseum (this amphitheater is larger than the famous Rome The arena was built 51 years earlier), the magnificent theater and entertainment venues, and the plains are covered with crops and orchards.
It is such a prosperous and prosperous city that is completely unaware of a disaster that has been potential for a long time.
In 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted, and all the prosperity of Pompeii was covered up. The city was frozen at that moment.
It was not until 1749 that the ancient city of Pompeii, which had been sleeping for more than a thousand years, was discovered, and the once-prominent civilization was gradually "unblocked" and reappeared.
Thick volcanic ash covered the city, but it also preserved a large number of architectural remains and artistic relics from the ancient Roman Empire. Today, the ancient city of Pompeii has been designated as a world cultural and natural heritage, becoming a famous ancient city site and a "natural history museum". Looking at the streets, squares, murals, etc. that were built more than 2,000 years ago, they have gone through ups and downs and been carved over time, but still reveal the elegance of those years, leaving us with eternal artistic aesthetics.
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