ItalyAuf dem Weg von der Villa dei Misteri zum Theater kommen wir an dem berühmten Hund vorbei, den man auch in jedem Lehrbuch findet, und besichtigen die Stabia-Thermen und den Isis-Tempel. Im Theater selbst holt uns dann die Touri-Hölle ein - so viele Menschen...
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Lava rock buried Pompeii under 18-20 ft. When the volcano erupted and spewed lava into the air, it cooled on the way down and turned to rock. Just imagine what it was like feeling the earth shake violently snd seeing fire raining from the sky and pelting everying in site.
1, 2, 3, 4 pictures of a typical home. homes had same plan with three sections. summer and winter areas and the dining area.Read more
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Brothels! 1. Since people came from so many different places and spoke different languages they used symbology for signage and directions. Follow the symbols (like arrows) to get to the brothel. The same symbol was on the building. They had frescos along the wall depicting different positions so they could point to the service they want.
2. stone slab for the woman's comfort.
ItalySomewhere along one of these streets, I lost our group while I was refilling my water bottle. I wandered aimlessly for a half hour amidst the sea of tourists looking for Paola's non descript brown umbrella.
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in Pompeii,
1. Clare sang for us in the Amphitheater ruins
2. our sweet friend Charlotte
ItalyThe large theatre was built in the 2nd century BC and it seated 1500
You might also know this place by the following names:
Teatro Grande - Scavi, Amphitheatre
