This New Discovery In POMPEII Will Change History!

The most astonishing finds in the ruins of Pompeii. The eruption of Mount Vesuvius sealed Pompeii's fate in seventy-nine AD, yet its story is far from over. With each excavation, new insights and astonishing artifacts emerge from the ash. From the mundane to the extraordinary, these discoveries paint a vivid picture of this ancient city. Join us as we show you twenty of the most incredible finds made within Pompeii's walls..

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[ultimatediscovery]

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[Captain-Donut]

One of the Many Many Many moments in time . Eradicating just another link to the old world civilisation.
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[stevieg]

Man I am so relieved this happened in the fall instead of the heat of summer, I feel like a great weight has been lifted

[jayjayylao]

the senior military officer was just vacationing 😂

[md.noorulkarim]

Dead new-born babies remnants in the Pompey is heart breaking to the modern civilisation- the human civilisation which is witnessing brutal death of many such babies and mothers in Gaza everyday .

[ecomtomcat]

Urine has been used in the tanning of leather in the US and Europe. People were paid a penny a bucket. That's where the saying "He's so poor he doesn't have a pot to piss in."

[susanverhoeven]

Terrific. I saw the exhibition in Chicago, but it could not compare to what you showed on film.

[kathleenlang]

No, I understand it was less than a thousand who escaped on one ship, who wanted to take on more but couldn’t because the eruption had increased to a level that threatened to sink or burn it. When I was 14 I read the transcript of an original eyewitness account written by someone who managed to get on the ship. The ship stayed as near as it could hoping to have another opportunity to come in close enough to save others.

[SargonofQueens]

My most startling impression of my visit to Pompei was the pictures on top of the door of the house of prostitution. They were very open sexually

[TerryFlynn-sdho]

Those modern looking sneakers kinda makes me says Hmm, Really? C'Mon😊

[KellieEverts-ssuz]

That's amazing...they dug up a giant in sneakers

[wendyscott]

I'm pretty sure the people ate meat, eggs, and fish. We always have. And they would have contributed to their good dental health, as well as giving them the protein and fat they would have needed for good health in general.

[jobtry]

I was told about your channel by another youtuber (Dumpster Diving Momma of 2) and WOW was she right !!! Your videos are awesome.

[ageeibc]

God is revealing Himself in mysterious way, ancient history. I love history.

[LJones-txeg]

Your video picture showing a giant man to trick people into watching your video is deceptive. I am now blocking your channel

[loislewis]

The high ranking Roman officer was on vacation 😊

[deloressenyeri]

How "UNUSUALLY LARGE" was he? 🤔😩

[cathymarvin]

And on the other side of the mountain, Herculaneum was covered in ash. Pompeii burned and Herculaneum suffocated. I’ve have been in both places. Pompeii feels dead and Herculaneum feels alive.

[tedwatson]

STOP.... thousands of citizens escaped. STOP saying otherwise. let's hear their story.

[efrainmaldonado]

He’s the man that installed the giant stones on the pyramids.