Archaeologists used radiocarbon dating and chemical analysis of the volcanic layers covering the earlier building, which confirmed that the building predates the Vesuvian eruption in AD79.
Archaeologists may have discovered the Villa of Augustus near Mount Vesuvius, the historic site, where Rome’s first emperor is believed to have spent his final
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