The new evidence in Pompeii is showing the survivors of Jabal Vezouf’s eruption to live in “risky conditions”

Archaeologists have discovered new evidence indicating a re -employment Pompe After the Mount Vesuvius 79 m He left the city in ruinThe famous site managers said on Wednesday.

despite Tremendous destruction He suffered from Pompeii, an ancient Roman city of more than 20,000 people before the explosion, and it is believed that some survivors who were unable to start a new life elsewhere returned to live in the destroyed area.

Archaeologists believe that they have joined others looking for a place for stability and hope to find valuable elements left by former Pompeii residents in the rubble.

“If we judge through archaeological data, it should be an informal settlement where people lived in risky conditions, without infrastructure and model services of a Roman city,” before the entire region was abandoned in the fifth century, then they are He said in a statement.

While some life returned to the upper floors of the old homes, the previous ground floors were converted into cellars with ovens and mills.

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“Thanks to the new fossils, the image is now more clear: Pompeiiiiiiii, more than one city, an unstable and gray bloc, a type of camp, Vavilla between the rubble that is still known in Pompeii that was one day,” said Gabriel Zushtragele, the site manager.

An evidence has been discovered that the site has been discovered in the past, but in the rush to reach Pompei Colorful wall paintings and The houses that are still volatile“The dims were removed literally removal of the site and often sweeping without any documents.”

Zushtragele said: “The important link of the city’s destruction in 79 m monoyshable memory.”

Archaeologists estimate that 15-20 % of Pompeii’s population died in a revolution, most of them from the thermal shock as a giant cloud of gases and ash covering the city.

The volcanic ash was buried the Roman city, and maintained homes, public buildings, things, and even people until it was discovered in the late sixteenth century.

Pompeii, the UNESCO World Heritage website, is the second more than the most tourist aspect in Italy after Colosium in Rome, with about 4.17 million visitors last year. It covers a total area of about 22 hectares (54.4 acres), a third of which is still buried under the ashes.

The new new results are the latest in a series of modern discoveries in Pompery this year.

In April, the size statues were the size of a man and a woman Discover in a grave site. In February, Dionysus paintingsThe God of Greek wine was discovered. The pictures were drawn on the walls of a large banquet room. In the previous month, archaeologists Drilling a large private bathroom These multiple rooms and swimming pools included.