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Change: The villa was named following the finding of a bronze seal bearing the name of the presumed owner. Also found were the bodies of a number of victims of the catastrophe as well as a quantity of coins and jewellery. The rustic building is built   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 157)  View all updates.

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Change: below)right) which has a window overlooking the garden to the east.The fresco pictured above is from the north wall of the peristyle. Many of the frescoes in the house remain in-situ but many more have been removed, and are now   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 346)  View all updates.

Change: The fresco below is from the north wall of the south peristyle which is accessed from the south side of the atrium.On the south side of the atrium a wide portal leads to a second   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 314)  View all updates.

Change: Wall paintings with images of mythological subjects were frescoed on the walls of the rooms on either side of the tablinum. .. .. Many more of the frescoes, however, are now in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, like that of Perseus and Andromeda pictured below   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 99)  View all updates.

Change: House of the Dioscuri by Andrew Mason CC-BY-GHouse of the Dioscuri by Andrew Mason CC-BY-G - east wall of garden area viewed from the tablinum and atrium.Link to new site: http://sites.google.com/site/ad79eruption   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 41)  View all updates.

Change: Around the middle of the 2nd century BC, the Via Consolare, like the other city streets, was paved with polygonal basalt blocks, as evidenced by   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1244)  View all updates.

Change: part of one of the other major cardi, the Via di Mercurio, looking south towards the Forum. The route followed by the Via Stabiana was originally that of the main road joining Pompeii to Stabia and Sorrentum to the south. As the town developed, the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1151)  View all updates.

Change: dell'Abbondanza, the Intersection of Holconius, became the principal centre of trade and ecomonicecoonomic life in the city.Fountain by TinternVia Stabiana looking north towards the Vesuvius Gate at the Aqua Castellum By James TroshVia Consolare looking north (Public domain) Via di Mercurio, looking towards forum By mberry   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1070)  View all updates.