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Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Herculaneum archeological site.
Bas-relief carved in marble.
Regional train bound to Naples.
Way to announce herbalist shop.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
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Paleo-christian baptistery.
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Sheep mural (I).
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Town Hall.
Choco Pessoa.
Regional train close to buildings.
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Here comes the fox!
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Church of the Saviour.
Chamber with skeletons.
Marco Nonio Balbo Esplanade.
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Stairsteps.
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Oven and grinding wheel.
Remains of wall decoration.
The Great Tavern.
Remains of primitive wall painting.
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House of the Great Portal.
Ruins of the Host House.
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Windows with iron bars.
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Sign of the 1st century.
Cellar of the 1st century.
House of Neptune and Anfitrite.
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Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
They were all discovered in boathouses they sought for shelter, believing it was the safest place in Herculaneum. The air and the ashes were so hot that brains inflated and exploded, leaving the skulls by holes or cracks produced in the process. During centuries skeletons remained buried in mud.
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