Photos by Retiring Guy
New York Times, 12/1/2021
Like Pompeii, its more famous neighbor about eight miles to the southeast, Herculaneum has for centuries been a tangible reminder of the fragility of life and human endeavor. Vesuvius buried them along with several other vibrant towns on the Bay of Naples, erasing them from the landscape in a matter of hours — and preserving them for future discovery.
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