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The Destruction of Pompeii: Frozen in Time by a Volcano | European History

Discover the harrowing final hours of Pompeii in this immersive documentary. On August 24, 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted, burying the vibrant Roman city and its people in ash and pumice. We explore the bustling life of Pompeii before the disaster, the terrifying sequence of the eruption, and the heroic but doomed rescue mission led by Pliny the Elder. Witness the city’s rediscovery centuries later and the creation of the haunting plaster casts that captured the victims' last moments. This is the story of a civilization lost in a day, offering an unparalleled window into Roman life.

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