New Discoveries in Pompeii Reveal Victims' Final Moments

Archaeologists uncover remains and treasures that shed light on the catastrophic eruption and accompanying earthquakes in 79 AD.

Two skeletons found in a small room offer insights into the eruption's deadly impact.
The victims included a woman with valuable items and a young man with iron keys.
Evidence suggests both volcanic activity and earthquakes caused extensive destruction.
Researchers highlight the importance of multidisciplinary studies for accurate historical interpretation.
New findings indicate that some Pompeiians initially survived the eruption but were later killed by collapsing structures.