Original paper
Lice buried under the ashes of Herculaneum
Abstract
On Aug, 24, 79 AD, during the festival of the Divine Augustus, a dramatic eruption of Mount Vesuvius overwhelmed Pompeii, Herculaneum, and several other nearby small towns and villages, burying unique archeological treasures and many inhabitants under a hail of ashes and pumice or steaming mud lava.1Grant M Cities of Vesuvius, Pompeii and Herculonum. The Macmillan Company, New York1971Google Scholar The eruption is vividly described by Pliny the...
Paper Details
Title
Lice buried under the ashes of Herculaneum
Published Date
Mar 1, 1998
Journal
Volume
351
Issue
9107
Pages
992 - 992
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