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Mysterious artifact covered by volcanic ash for thousands of years - This is a 'witch treasure'
Archaeologists announced finding signs of the existence of
Roman sluice can still be used after 2,300 years
The hundred-meter-long sewer system is in such a good condition that it can be used today for storm water drainage.
Mysterious treasures in Roman town buried with jewels, dolls and miniature skulls
Massimo Osanna, Pompeii's website manager, announced the news of this mysterious treasure to Italian media last day.
Discovered horse corpses for nearly 2,000 years buried under volcanic ash
The horses used to help people flee may have died in Pompeii volcano disaster due to ash or heat.
The incredible truth about couples hugging each other under the ashes 2,000 years ago
Since it was discovered, two people died in a posture of embracing each other under volcanic ash in Pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago to become a research topic of scientists.
The temple is dedicated to Rome as if it was under volcanic ash 2,000 years
The ancient shrine remains the same throughout the 2,000 years found in the ruined city of Pompeii, Sun reported on October 12.