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They Find Out Why the Owners Decided to Plant Vineyards and Orchards Instead of Rebuilding Their Buildings After the Earthquake of 62 a.d. in Pompeii
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Pompeii did not die suddenly. Before the Vesuvius buried her in 79 A.D., the city had already survived another catastrophe: a devastating earthquake in 62 that knocked down buildings, broke down streets and left entire neighborhoods in ruins. For years, archaeology has debated whether the city fully recovered [...]
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