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<span>After the rain of terror ended, how did the national convention change?
</span><span>No one was safe from Robespierre</span>
These objects from Pompeii are a telescope into the past, showing what life was like during the age of the Roman Empire. What is even more extraordinary about Pompeii is that it was almost completely Preserved by the volcanic ash and dust that swamped the town in A.D. 79. It is rare for such a large archaeological site to be preserved for almost 2,000 years. Those objects which have been preserved (including the casts of those who lived there in plaster) give a real sense of how life was played out in the time leading up to Pompeii's demise. Due to the objects being so well preserved, we can then infer based on other excavations throughout Italy about how life played out in Pompeii.
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