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Street and Buildings, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rutted Street, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient street with Mount Vesuvius in the background, in the ancient town of Pompeii, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of Mount Vesuvius beyond the ruined buildings of the ancient town of Pompeii, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient street and ruined houses in the ancient town of Pompeii, Italy. The peak of Mount Vesuvius can be seen in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stunning alley in the ancient city of Pompeii with ruins of buildings and the volcano Vesuvius in the background, Naples, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

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

Street and Buildings, Pompeii Archaeological Site, nr Mount Vesuvius, Italy

Street and Buildings, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

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

Arch and Walls, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

The ancient ruins of Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius Royalty Free Stock Photo

Street and Houses with Vesuvius, Pompeii Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

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

Buildings, Herculaneum Archaeological Site, Campania, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Street abutted by high stone walled buildings 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.