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List Price: $24.95 | | Label: A&E Home Video
Salesrank: 30847
Released: December 27, 2005 |
| Our Price: $4.15 |
| Used Price: $4.16 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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| Features:
Closed-captioned Color DVD NTSC | Starring:
K a t h l e e n T u r n e r | |
Editorial Review:
Two-thousand years ago, Rome was an all-powerful empire and Pompeii was one of its prosperous provincial towns-until Mount Vesuvius exploded in the largest eruption ever recorded. In a matter of hours the thriving city was entombed under a thick layer of ash and debris, undiscovered for centuries. ANCIENT MYSTERIES® journeys to the first century to explore the remarkable city of Pompeii. Recreate the events leading up to the explosion and learn how the ash kept the city and its inhabitants--the only significant discovery of Roman bodies ever--in a unique state of preservation. Wander through the ancient streets of this sophisticated society and witness current excavations. Interviews with archaeologists and historians, extensive location footage, and archival documents-including one remaining eyewitness account-shed eerie light on the cataclysmic eruption of POMPEII, a city frozen in time. (Narrated by Leonard Nimoy) DVD Features: Interactive Menus; Scene Selection
Ancient Mysteries - Pompeii: Buried Alive Reviews:
An excellent primer 
2009-07-17 - I saw this documentary just before going to Pompeii. It was very informative even though made several years ago (what the heck, the eruption was in 79AD.)
A good way to prepare yourself for visiting the real thing.
79 a.d. Pompeii revisited 
2008-12-24 - This is a well-done production using a lot of imagination with real facts and images. I recently toured Pompeii and felt like I knew the people who died there. This DVD worked well with my Latin students after we studied Pompeii. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in Pompeii's history.
Very Intersting
2008-06-20 - This history has always interested me. This DVD lives up to satisfy anyones curiosity. Buy cheap and you will not be disappointed.
Gayle R. Donham
2007-02-11 - This realy happened and it was tragic.In those times there was no TV or Radio to warn people of a disaster coming.Good true story.
