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Archeologists in Pompeii have discovered the skeleton of a child who tried in vain to hide from the cataclysmic eruption of Mt Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago. 
  
 It is the first time in about 50 years that a child’s skeleton has been found in the remains of the ancient Roman city, which lies just south of Naples and was destroyed in AD79. 
  
 The child, believed to be seven or eight years old, apparently took refuge in a public baths complex after the volcano erupted and started spewing ash and pumice into the air. 
  
 But the building could not save the terrified youngster from the effects of the eruption, which was witnessed by Pliny the Younger. 
  
 It is believed that he or she was not killed by falling debris, but instead suffocated by the clouds of scorching ash that enveloped the city, a thriving port on the Bay of Naples. 
  
 The ash would have settled on the child’s body, as it did on so many other victims, and then solidified when rain fell. ||||| The child, aged around seven or eight when she or he died, was found in the city's central bathhouse, where researchers believe the youngster hid to take shelter from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. 
  
 While the building protected them from the ash and fragments of lava that rained down on the city, they would have been suffocated by poisonous fumes and eventually buried under a layer of hot gas and volcanic matter that swept in through the windows. 
  
 The discovery came as a surprise, since the central baths were thought to have been fully excavated long ago. 
  
 Experts were preparing to clean an entryway to the bathhouse when they checked the area with a videoscope, a type of inspection camera that allows them to inspect hidden or inaccessible places. Noticing something unusual, they began digging – and just 10 centimetres below the surface they found the tiny skull, followed by the rest of the bones. 
  
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 Photo: Parco Archeologico di Pompei 
  
 It is the first time a complete skeleton has been discovered at Pompeii in some 20 years, and the first time a child's remains have come to light in around half a century. 
  
 Massimo Osanna, director general of the archaeological site, said in a statement that it was one of the "exceptional discoveries that produce strong emotions". 
  
 The skeleton has since been taken to the site's research laboratory, where it will be examined for more clues about who the child was and how they lived and died. 
  
 An interdisciplinary team of specialists equipped with cutting-edge technology is working tirelessly, Osanna said, "so as not to leave any scientific element to chance, and to reconstruct as accurately as possible a new piece of history that excavations have given back to us". 
  
  
  
 Photo: Parco Archeologico di Pompei 
  
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Almost 2,000 years ago, a child sheltered in Pompeii's central bath house complex as nearby Mount Vesuvius erupted terrifyingly, spewing vast amount of hot ash and pumice. The child's body was undisturbed until this year, when archaeologists using ground-scanning tools were surprised to find it just inches below the surface at an entryway to the bath house, the Local reports. The body of the child, believed to have been seven or eight years old, is the first to be found at Pompeii in decades. Researchers believe he or she, like thousands of others who failed to flee the Roman city near present-day Naples, was suffocated by clouds of ash, which later hardened around the body, reports the Telegraph. Massimo Osanna, director of the Pompeii archaeological park, says the "extraordinary find" was made in an area formerly thought to have been fully excavated in the 19th century. "Thanks to new high-tech instruments, the last child of Pompeii has emerged from inside a previously unexcavated corner," Osanna says. The skeleton will be examined to determine whether it was a boy or a girl and whether the child had any diseases, the archaeological park said in a statement, which has an image of the remains. The park notes that unlike many other buildings in Pompeii, the roof of the part of the sprawling bath house complex where the body was found did not collapse, but volcanic material flowed through the windows in the final phase of the 79AD eruption. (Archaeologists say Pompeii residents had surprisingly good teeth.)