Pompeii AD 79 :a city buried by a volcanic eruption

Parker, Vic.

David Woodroffe

Series: When disaster struck
Notes
Pomepii was one of the most crowded parts of Italy. In the busy town there were houses, shops, workshops, a theatre, temples, sports grounds, and even a swimming pool. Then a massive volcanic sruption destroyed it all. It lay buried for centuries before diggers exposed secrets of ancient Roman life.Read about how life was in ancient Roman times and how archaeologists pieced together the evidence of the eruption. 56 p.
Location edition Bar Code due date
Non-fiction B011576