After Two Millennia, Patrons Finally Seated at Italian Snack Bar
by Susana Polo | 5:29 pm, March 21st
The above is a picture of the dining area at Vetutius Placidus‘ thermopolium (or snack bar). The ancient eating establishment was buried under a massive wave of scalding ash during the eruption of Pompeii in the year 79. The Independent says:
The thermopolium, one of the best preserved sites in Pompeii, has been closed to the public for years in order to protect it from further damage. But following months of detailed excavation and preservation work, all visitors will soon be able to go inside and get an idea of a typical ancient Roman lunch establishment.
Is anyone else really hungry?
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