Pompeii Expedition Crew Report

“That is fantastic. I might get lost or confused if I went alone for my first time.” I stated.

“So I guess I’ll pick you up around noon, so that we can go on more of an adventure tomorrow.” Archie suggested.

“Whoever they belong to,” she continues, walking around the evidence, “it looks like they were facing someone. These smaller footprints appear to be facing the larger ones. Someone knows what happened here.”

“I guess we could come. It’s about time that we got off this tiny island.”sighed Rudder.

“That’s wonderful. I can’t wait to see it. Where is Lester anyway?” I asked as I sat up and yawned.

Mike said, “well in the newspaper it says that a blob-like creature has been found by the

Scorched. Thats how the residents of the once flourishing Roman city wound up. In 79 AD, what the people of the charming city of Pompeii once thought was a docile mountain, turned out to be an apocalypse in a can. The "apocalypse in a can" more commonly referred to as mount Vesuvius, an active volcano, buried the ancient city of Pompeii under several meters of ash. This left the city hidden from the world for hundreds of years until it was rediscovered in 1748. Pompeii was originally settled by the Greeks, but eventually became part of the Roman Empire. Pompeii has a history of being a vacation spot for wealthy vacationers, but also home to many locals. Just across the water was mount Vesuvius, a great eye candy for the tourists of Pompeii. Little did they know the danger it presented. The city remained buried under ash for many years. The death of Pompeii

In the article "Mount Vesuvius" it starts with everyone thinking that it was a beautiful day, till the mountain would erupt. But mt. vesuvius is no mountain it is a volcano, a very deadly volcano. Even though this volcano did not show very many signs of erupting it still did that day. I chose this article because it has a lot of detail so I can write more about this article. Almost everyone died that day in Pompeii because there was no way to escape.

Pompeii, a once glorious city that held beautiful scenery that attracted many prosperous travelers. Although Pompeii was a gorgeous, bustling city on the way to success, the unfortunate location made it very hard for the city to truly grow completely. By the land of Pompeii, the volcano Mt. Vesuvius had been around for hundreds of thousands of years ready to erupt. In fact it did erupt many times, but Mt. Vesuvius’s outbursts were barely noticeable by the public because of the many wondrous distractions held in Pompeii. More and more travelers came to visit Pompeii disregarding Mt. Vesuvius’s shaky patterns (History).

"The Army Base! We should make it by next light." I said ready to move further.

“Then we shall do this, and do it fast. I shall ride out tomorrow and see what I can find.”

This will be a research report on Pompeii, how it was affected by the eruption of Vesuvius and how it was designed. Pompeii was a town in Italy and would soon to become disrupted by many disasters, and an even bigger event to follow. The eruption of Vesuvius would terrify shock and kill thousands of people living in the town, perhaps only a handful of townsfolk had survived that fateful day. Many tried to escape the ash, hiding in house corners, believing that they would be safe, or running towards the shores where boats were located, but the majority of people had died on that day.

I give this book a score of 8. This book use fantastic language to tell the Pompeii’s life. It is seemed that we really see the Pompeii which has already disappear. I can feel the love between Glaucus and Ione, know the choice which Nydia decided, and know Apaecides insist on his faith. I think that I get more than the book tell me. Because of some reasons, I still give 8 points. Firstly, Nydia, my favorite character, died in the sea. So why does she jumped into sea? “It is the potion which caused his madness and I am the cause” (69). I wonder if she was upset because she gave the magic potion to Glaucus. I think everyone make mistake, that’s why they put erasers on pencils. Secondly, I think author pay more attention in describe surrounding

“I was only going to ask if you’re wanted to go for one last trip,” Hunter said looking at him, “I can only promise it won’t be boring and the chances are things may try to kill us.”

I really should not be surprised by all the commonalities that the Romans had with my life today. Even so, there are still some things that they mentioned about the way they lived that so similar that they still took me by surprise. For one, a lot of the food actually sounds like something I would enjoy or even do enjoy today, one of which is the sweet and sour pork; that mixed together with all the fruit that they ate, at actually sounds like a time in the history of eating that I would have enjoyed. Most surprisingly, though, was the graffiti that was found on some walls in Pompeii. Reading through them, I could not help but translate them into tweets, for example, on the wall was written, “Stronnius is a know-nothing,” but my head quickly