 The Pompeii cast Project features in the 2018 documentary Pompeii's Final Hours: New Evidence. Watch Estelle and the team take Bettany Hughes through all the latest evidence revealed by the project on Voltage TV
About the Documentary For centuries, a third of the Roman city of Pompeii was left untouched. This meant that hundreds of shops, homes, streets and bodies laid unseen beneath ash and rubble for 2000 years – exactly as they were on the day of the eruption. For the very first time, this untouched part of the ancient town underwent new archaeological digs – Pompeii’s Final Hours: New Evidence captured these ground-breaking works. Over three episodes, Bettany Hughes, Raksha Dave and John Sergeant bring this ancient city back to life.
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24/9/2018 05:11:32 am
If people were only careful, we would have more historical monuments today. This is what fears me nowadays. I am afraid that the same thing will happen again because of the carelessness and selfishness of human beings. When we were brought into this world, these things were already present. This means that we do not have the right to destroy them. But people make it seem as if they are entitled to do whatever they want and then refuse to suffer the consequences of their actions. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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