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When the police put away the weapons that have caused serious injuries during two years of weekly demonstrations. archaeologists in italy have uncovered the remains of two men who died in the volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly two thousand years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. t...

Completely, killing everybody in its path. officials say the wealthy man was aged between 30 and a0. the other aged between 18 and 23. evidence shows that before the disaster he suffered from crushed vertebrae, which indicate he was a slave who did manual labour. after the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ash. the ruined city remains a rich source for archaeologists. it is also one of italys most visited tourist attractions, althoug...

The ship had been heading from the swedish capital, stockholm, to turku in finland. archaeologists in italy have uncovered the remains of two men who died in the volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly two thousand years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports. two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remai...

Eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remains were found during an excavation of a large villa on the outskirts of pompeii. the ancient city was engulfed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago, burying it and its re...

Archaeologists in italy have uncovered the remains of two men who died in the volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remains were found during an excavation of a large villa on the outskirts of pompeii. the ancient...

They believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remains were found during an excavation of the large villa on the outskirts of pompeii. the ancient city was engulfed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago, burying it and its residents in ash. translation: the two victims found in the last days are an incre...

When the eruption took place. these two victims were perhaps seeking refuge when they were swept away by the pyroclastic current at nine oclock in the morning, when the plume gets to pompeii destroying the higher part of the city completely, killing everybody in its path. officials say the wealthy man was aged between 30 and a0. the other aged between 18 and 23. evidence shows that before the disaster he suffered from crushed vertebrae, which indicate he was a slave who did manual labour. after ...

Killing everybody in its path. officials say the wealthy man was aged between 30 and a0. the other aged between 18 and 23. evidence shows that before the disaster he suffered from crushed vertebrae, which indicate he was a slave who did manual labour. after the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ash. the ruined city remains a rich source for archaeologists. it is also one of italys most visited tourist attractions, although for now to...

Men who died in the volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports. two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remains were found during an excavation of a large villa on the outskirts of pompeii. the ancient city was engulfed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 ye...

These two victims were perhaps seeking refuge when they were swept away by the pyroclastic current at nine oclock in the morning, when the plume gets to pompeii, destroying the higher part of the city completely, killing everybody in its path. officials say the wealthy man was aged between 30 and 40. the other aged between 18 and 23. evidence shows that before the disaster he suffered from crushed vertebrae, which indicate he was a slave who did manual labour. after the remains were uncovered, c...