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House Walls, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Windows and Walls, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Street in Pompeii, the ancient Roman city, destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, Naples, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Building Walls, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Storage Vessels and House, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Storage Vessel and House, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

House Walls, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy

Greetings Mosaic, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pompeii ruins under the blue sky, silent witnesses of a city frozen in time Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pompeii ruins: remains of ancient houses at archeological site Royalty Free Stock Photo

Columns and House, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brick Archway and Stone Wall, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Part of the living room with frescoes painted on the walls in a ruined house in Pompeii, Naples, Italy. The ruins of the ancient c Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone sidewalk and brick wall in the ruins of Pompeii, preserving the original architecture and streets of the ancient Roman city Royalty Free Stock Photo

Low brick arch and brick and stone house walls at Pompeii. Pompeii was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, killing its inhabitants, and burying it under tons of volcanic ash and pumice.