Italy, Naples - Herculaneum Roman Buried City

Herculaneum, an ancient Roman town near Mount Vesuvius, was buried by volcanic flows in 79 AD. Unlike Pompeii, it preserved many organic materials. Excavations revealed its rich history, architecture, and art. Modern towns Ercolano and Portici now occupy the site. Notable structures include the House of Aristides, House of Argus, and Central Thermae, showcasing Roman luxury and culture.

What was the significance of the House of Argus in Herculaneum?

Describe the layout and features of the Central Thermae in Herculaneum.

What cultural significance did Herculaneum hold during ancient Roman times?