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Vesuvius and Volcanoes in the Naples Area
Tuesday 23rd and Wednesday 24th

All photographs © 2001 Paul Hetherington

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Tuesday 23rd October

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Herculaneum

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Professor Pepe Rolandi of Naples University

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The bath house from the bottom of the excavation - the beach in 79 A.D.

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Charred wood from the ash - proof that the ash was hot, and was

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Ash in situ

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Quarry Ranieri in Boscoreale

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A Roman store house is being excavated

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A section through the ash

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Lapilli structures in the section

Wednesday 24th October

The Macellum (city market) in Pozzuoli

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Chris tells us about the activity in Campi Flegrei

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The modern market on the harbour front

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Lunch break on the front

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The old town, evacuated in the '70

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Looking into the crater of Solfatara

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Fumaroles in the crater

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A 360o view around the crater

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The largest fumarole

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Paddy Clements tries the volcanic steam cure

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Brian Harvey receives the news of the birth of his grand-goddaughter, Maya

 

 

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