Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Street Food Shop With Traces Of 2,000 Year Old Food
Edited by Aditi Ahuja | Monday December 28, 2020
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient street food shop in the ruins of Pompeii in Rome, with traces of food dating back to 79 AD.
2000-Year-Old Roman-Era Equivalent Of Fast Food Stall Unearthed In Italy
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday December 27, 2020
A 2,000-year-old fast-food stall unearthed from the ash of Pompeii has given researchers new clues about the snacking habits of the ancient Romans.
Well Preserved "Fast Food" Bar Unearthed In Pompeii
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday December 27, 2020
Researchers said on Saturday they had discovered a frescoed thermopolium or fast food counter in an exceptional state of preservation in Pompeii.
Tourist Returns Stolen Artefacts To Pompeii, Says They Cursed Her For 15 Years
Offbeat | Written by Sanya Jain | Wednesday October 14, 2020
A tourist who stole pieces from the ancient Italian city of Pompeii 15 years ago has returned them, saying they 'cursed' her and her family.
Suhana, Aryan And AbRam Strike A Perfect Pose For 'Paparazzo' Shah Rukh Khan
Entertainment | Written by Shruti Shiksha | Monday July 9, 2018
"Somebody to lean on," Gauri captioned the photo
A Stone Crushed A Man Fleeing A Volcano. Archaeologists Just Found His 2,000-Year-Old Remains.
World News | Eli Rosenberg, The Washington Post | Thursday May 31, 2018
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a man in Pompeii who they believe survived the first blast of Mount Vesuvius only to be crushed by a stone block launched by the volcanic cloud as he was attempting to flee nearly 2,000 years ago.
Researchers Reconstruct House In Ancient Italy Town Using 3D Technology
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday October 5, 2016
By combining traditional archaeology with 3D technology, researchers at Lund University in Sweden have reconstructed a house in Pompeii to its original state before the volcano eruption of Mount Vesuvius many centuries ago.
3,000-Year-Old Bronze Wheel Discovered At Britain's 'Pompeii' Site
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday February 19, 2016
The oldest ever complete wheel to be found in Britain, around 3,000 years old, has been unearthed during excavation work at the site of a Bronze Age settlement in England.
Caught In Time Warp, A Bronze Age Village In Rural England
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday January 31, 2016
It has been described as Britain's Pompeii, a Bronze Age settlement from around 3,000 years ago, frozen in time.
Perfect Pre-Roman Era Tomb Discovered at Pompeii
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday September 22, 2015
Archaeologists have discovered a Pre-Roman era tomb in perfect condition at Pompeii, the team at the archaeological site buried in a 79AD volcanic eruption announced Monday.
Ancient Graffiti to Street Art: Rome Walls Tell a Story
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday July 13, 2014
Scribbling emotions on walls has been a tradition in Rome going back thousands of years and even the word "graffiti" was first used for markings found in the ruins of Pompeii.
Labour Dispute Locks Tourists out of Pompeii
World News | Associated Press | Monday June 23, 2014
A labour dispute has again kept tourists locked out of Pompeii in a spate of hours-long closures at the ancient Roman ruins.
Elites of Pompeii dined on giraffe legs
Offbeat | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 5, 2014
Ancient elites in the famed Roman city of Pompeii enjoyed delicacies such as flamingos and munched on expensive imported meats like giraffe leg.
'Super volcano' that could kill millions lurks near Italy
World News | Reuters | Saturday August 4, 2012
Across the bay of Naples from Pompeii, where thousands were incinerated by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, lies a hidden "super volcano" that could kill millions in a catastrophe many times worse, scientists say.
World News | Associated Press | Thursday December 2, 2010
Two more ancient Roman walls gave way in the 2000-year-old archaeological site of Pompeii on Wednesday following the collapse of one on Tuesday and the ruin of a frescoed house last month.Experts blamed persistently heavy rains which have lashed the site in recent weeks, wearing away the ancient mortar between the stones.On Tuesday, a 12-metre long...
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Street Food Shop With Traces Of 2,000 Year Old Food
Edited by Aditi Ahuja | Monday December 28, 2020
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient street food shop in the ruins of Pompeii in Rome, with traces of food dating back to 79 AD.
2000-Year-Old Roman-Era Equivalent Of Fast Food Stall Unearthed In Italy
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday December 27, 2020
A 2,000-year-old fast-food stall unearthed from the ash of Pompeii has given researchers new clues about the snacking habits of the ancient Romans.
Well Preserved "Fast Food" Bar Unearthed In Pompeii
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday December 27, 2020
Researchers said on Saturday they had discovered a frescoed thermopolium or fast food counter in an exceptional state of preservation in Pompeii.
Tourist Returns Stolen Artefacts To Pompeii, Says They Cursed Her For 15 Years
Offbeat | Written by Sanya Jain | Wednesday October 14, 2020
A tourist who stole pieces from the ancient Italian city of Pompeii 15 years ago has returned them, saying they 'cursed' her and her family.
Suhana, Aryan And AbRam Strike A Perfect Pose For 'Paparazzo' Shah Rukh Khan
Entertainment | Written by Shruti Shiksha | Monday July 9, 2018
"Somebody to lean on," Gauri captioned the photo
A Stone Crushed A Man Fleeing A Volcano. Archaeologists Just Found His 2,000-Year-Old Remains.
World News | Eli Rosenberg, The Washington Post | Thursday May 31, 2018
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a man in Pompeii who they believe survived the first blast of Mount Vesuvius only to be crushed by a stone block launched by the volcanic cloud as he was attempting to flee nearly 2,000 years ago.
Researchers Reconstruct House In Ancient Italy Town Using 3D Technology
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday October 5, 2016
By combining traditional archaeology with 3D technology, researchers at Lund University in Sweden have reconstructed a house in Pompeii to its original state before the volcano eruption of Mount Vesuvius many centuries ago.
3,000-Year-Old Bronze Wheel Discovered At Britain's 'Pompeii' Site
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday February 19, 2016
The oldest ever complete wheel to be found in Britain, around 3,000 years old, has been unearthed during excavation work at the site of a Bronze Age settlement in England.
Caught In Time Warp, A Bronze Age Village In Rural England
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday January 31, 2016
It has been described as Britain's Pompeii, a Bronze Age settlement from around 3,000 years ago, frozen in time.
Perfect Pre-Roman Era Tomb Discovered at Pompeii
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday September 22, 2015
Archaeologists have discovered a Pre-Roman era tomb in perfect condition at Pompeii, the team at the archaeological site buried in a 79AD volcanic eruption announced Monday.
Ancient Graffiti to Street Art: Rome Walls Tell a Story
World News | Agence France-Presse | Sunday July 13, 2014
Scribbling emotions on walls has been a tradition in Rome going back thousands of years and even the word "graffiti" was first used for markings found in the ruins of Pompeii.
Labour Dispute Locks Tourists out of Pompeii
World News | Associated Press | Monday June 23, 2014
A labour dispute has again kept tourists locked out of Pompeii in a spate of hours-long closures at the ancient Roman ruins.
Elites of Pompeii dined on giraffe legs
Offbeat | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 5, 2014
Ancient elites in the famed Roman city of Pompeii enjoyed delicacies such as flamingos and munched on expensive imported meats like giraffe leg.
'Super volcano' that could kill millions lurks near Italy
World News | Reuters | Saturday August 4, 2012
Across the bay of Naples from Pompeii, where thousands were incinerated by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, lies a hidden "super volcano" that could kill millions in a catastrophe many times worse, scientists say.
World News | Associated Press | Thursday December 2, 2010
Two more ancient Roman walls gave way in the 2000-year-old archaeological site of Pompeii on Wednesday following the collapse of one on Tuesday and the ruin of a frescoed house last month.Experts blamed persistently heavy rains which have lashed the site in recent weeks, wearing away the ancient mortar between the stones.On Tuesday, a 12-metre long...
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