Yes.and Pompeii as well. Covered 65 acres.
Pompei, Italy - 4.6 square miles (not to be confused with the ancient city which is spelled 'Pompeii').
Yes Pompeii did have a ruler and it was Rome the most but there were many other countries that controlled pompeii.
The Pirates of Pompeii has 208 pages.
no pompeii was founded many years before that but after the eruption of mount vesuvius, pompeii was rediscovered in 1599.
The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.The Naples National Archaeological Museum has the remains of Pompeii in it along with many other great treasures.
Pompeii was lost after an eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD and it sat buried until it was found and uncovered. It is made up of 65 acres and there are still areas that are buried. Time stopped that day in 79 AD leaving historians and visitors a view of life in the ancient city of Pompeii and Italy.
.97 acres.
Exactly 0.459 acres.
The only survivors were people who were there. Some escaped, but most died. The eruption sent gases and rocks so fast that,in 7 minuets the coastline was changed forever, buried 65 acres, and three cities were affected. Anyone in Pompeii was dead in several feet of ash and rocks. Today to get into Pompeii you walk up a walkway because the ground level of Pompeii is above the modern ground level.
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