the city of pompeii got destroyed in ad 79.
the city of pompeii got destroyed in ad 79.
when did the city of pompeii get destroyed?
ad 79
the conservation and restoration of pompeian frescoes describes the activities, methods, and techniques that have historically and are currently being used to care for the preserved remains of the frescoes from the archeological site of pompeii, italy. the ancient city of pompeii is famously known for its demise in a.d. 79 after the fatal eruption of mount vesuvius wiped out the population and buried the city beneath layers of compact lava material. in 1738, king charles iii or charles of bourbon, began explorations in portici, resina, castellammare di stabia, a civita, where it was believed that the ancient cities of pompeii, stabiae, and herculaneum were buried beneath. the first phase of the excavations at pompeii started in 1748, which lead to the first conservation and restoration efforts of the frescoes since their burial, and in 1764, open-air excavations began at pompeii. pompeii has a long history of excavation and restoration that began without a strong foundation or strategy. after centuries of cronyism, recurring financial shortages, and on-again-off-again restoration, the city's frescoes and structures were left in poor condition. in 1997, pompeii was added to the unesco list of world heritage sites.
conservation and restoration of pompeian frescoes
lummus park, miami









































lummus park is a urban park in the lummus park historic district of miami, florida, just west of downtown.









































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lummus park is on the eastern side of miami river and it is roughly bounded by nw 3rd street to the north, where the park has one of its entrance, and by nw 2nd street to the south, where there is a second entrance; nw 3rd court to the east separates the park and interstate 95.
lummus park, miami