23 year old woman who was caught in the Mount Vesuvius eruption in Pompeii in 79 AD

23 comments

1. Grim

2. They really are no leg day in Europe

3. I felt uncomfortable when I visited the antiquarium and saw people who died agonizing from a natural disaster only for tourists to contemplate their misfortune. It’s extremely interesting to see a roman city preserved but the victims shouldn’t be exposed for the world to see, having tourists making tasteless and gnarly remarks about their demise.

4. No ass

5. Nicked from r/interestingasfuck

6. Where do they get her age from?

7. Crazy that the shape of her hair and shirt are still preserved. Thought they would burn and turn to ash in the heat.

8. How do we know its a woman? Maybe it is no binary thing

9. Pompeii is one of the most interesting places in this world. 2000 years ago, one of the most developed cities of its time was turned into ash by a volcanic eruption, and these images remain today.

10. sigh

    **unziiiips**

11. don’t do it, guys, just don’t

12. Don’t film her arse you pervert.

13. Memento mori

14. 23 year old them* thank you very much

15. Question out of curiosity

    What happened to, for example, the bones? Are they inside the cast?

16. Still would bang

17. I wonder why there’s no clothes on her bottom? Her dress rolled up or what? It’s oddly convenient for exhibition purposes that she’s having nice, uncoverd bum bum.

18. How do they know they weren’t trans… pretty bold of them to assume

19. smash

20. Why are we assuming her gender? Quite possible she identifies as a man.

    /s

21. Lavussy

22. Most of the people escaped the disaster. As it gave off warning signs before it blew up. This girl was a slave… apparently based on the wide belt she was wearing when she died. And likely why she didn’t escape. The ash that buried her turned into pumice over time and then when the body decomposed left the void they used to fill w plaster. Per a recent tour guides explanation.

23. Those onlyfans models are getting out of control! /s