Still be seen the signs of Alla's punishment in Italy

Pompeii was a substantial Roman town in the Italian area of Campania which was totally covered in volcanic cinder after the emission of adjacent Mt. Vesuvius in 79 CE. The town was exhumed in the nineteenth and twentieth century CE and because of its fabulous condition of protection it has given a precious knowledge into the Roman world and may make a case for being the wealthiest archeological site on the planet regarding the sheer volume of information accessible to researchers.