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    A picture of some of the bodies discovered in the town: by drmitch, Views[215]
         		 So simple & yet so lifelike in the carving: by drmitch, Views[241]
         		 Cast of a mother protecting her child: by drmitch, Views[1514]
         		 Woman's changing room(Apodyterium) in the Central Baths, with a mosaic floor depicting Triton, dolphins and other sea creatures.: by drmitch, Views[3112]
         		 Now that is a bath!: by drmitch, Views[504]
     
    House of Neptune & Amphitrite - some amazing stucco murals on the walls: by drmitch, Views[833]
         		 by drmitch, Views[285]
         		 by drmitch, Views[231]
         		 Another lowered street but no speed bumps this time: by drmitch, Views[353]
         		 I thought these might be ancient toilets but it turned out they were food storage pots. That would be a bad mistake to make: by drmitch, Views[2005]
     
    Some of the beautifully preserved murals on the walls of one of the buildings: by drmitch, Views[382]
         		 Wooden Partition House. It's name derives from the charred and well preserved partition found in the atrium dividing it from the tablinum. : by drmitch, Views[740]
         		 Looking out over Herculaneum, smaller but better preserved than Pompeii: by drmitch, Views[251]
         		 The poppies made me think of home: by drmitch, Views[268]
         		 by drmitch, Views[227]
     
    Apparently the 'agonal poses' were the result of muscle contracture in response to the extreme heat, rather than actual agony (though I imagine it was still pretty horrible): by drmitch, Views[221]
         		 by drmitch, Views[209]
         		 Plenty of wine bottle left...: by drmitch, Views[239]
         		 Temple of Apollo - a typical Roman style temple: by drmitch, Views[300]
         		 Some pretty interesting murals in the brothel...so looks like people haven't changed much over hundreds of years!: by drmitch, Views[415]
     
    Another one bites the dust: by drmitch, Views[281]
         		 by drmitch, Views[197]
         		 There used to be vineyards all over the city: by drmitch, Views[234]
         		 by drmitch, Views[241]
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    What do you do when you don't have a map? Make friends with someone who does!: by drmitch, Views[244]
         		 Stray dogs were everywhere in Pompeii & signs warned not to approach them. Didn't look too starved to me though!: by drmitch, Views[807]
         		 One of the beds in the brothel - doesn't look very comfortable: by drmitch, Views[300]
         		 Garden of the Fugitives - thirteen adults and children were found huddled together, in an ancient orchard, in an attempt to shield themselves from the onslaught of volcanic dust, pumice, stone, and ash. : by drmitch, Views[1033]
         		 by drmitch, Views[354]
     
    The casts of the small children were the most harrowing: by drmitch, Views[1210]
         		 Posing in Pompeii: by drmitch, Views[904]
         		 Considered to be the world's oldest known amphitheater, it is about the size of a modern football stadium and had a seating capacity of 12,000 spectators: by drmitch, Views[286]
         		 Yay in Pompeii!: by drmitch, Views[387]
         		 I thought this was the 'Beware of the Dog' mosaic but apparently that was elsewhere: by drmitch, Views[261]
     
    Stepping stones placed in the streets to allow people to cross the streets when filled with water, as well as to slow down the carts to prevent them splashing people - the very first speed bumps!: by drmitch, Views[223]
         		 The large greek theatre - built to accommodate 5000 people: by drmitch, Views[274]
         		 by drmitch, Views[316]
         		 Some of the old pots and ruined walls of the city of Pompeii: by drmitch, Views[629]
         		 The Forum of Pompeii was the heart of social, commercial, and political activity. : by drmitch, Views[434]
     
    by drmitch, Views[233]
         		 You can see the culprit in the background - Vesuvius lurking over the town just waiting to explode again...: by drmitch, Views[188]
         		 Never thought I would make it here: by drmitch, Views[207]
         		 The view of the street from my hostel room: by drmitch, Views[257]
         		 by drmitch, Views[291]
     
    My room for a few nights. : by drmitch, Views[278]
         		 Old dungeon in the castle - now used to display paintings in a strange underground art gallery: by drmitch, Views[695]
         		 All malls should have rooves like this: by drmitch, Views[219]
         		 Entrance to the castle in Naples: by drmitch, Views[344]
         		 The cruise ships in the harbour were enormous - truly floating cities: by drmitch, Views[377]
     
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