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All began on 24 August in the morning with a small explosion, a tremor felt and thin ash make a cloud.

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Natalia                                   24th  August  Early Afternoon   Araund 1  p.m.

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Natalia                                   24th  August  Early Afternoon   Araund 1  p.m.

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A massive ash cloud was expelled up to 20km high, dominating the sky and blocking out the sun. The whole sky turned dark as the cloud was carried south east and Pompeii was plunged into darkness.

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2:00 pm all the sky ternd blak  araund  3 cytis

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2:00 pm all the sky ternd blak  araund  3 cytis

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On August 26, the sun rose again and only a column of smoke emanated from Vesuvius, but Pompeii was completely blackened and destroyed. The site was lost from memory for more than 1,500 years, until the first archaeological excavations began in 1748 by the Zaragoza-born Spanish engineer Roque Joaquín de Alcubierre

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Natalia                                   25th  August      Midnight

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Natalia                                   25th  August      Midnight

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The volcanic cloud reached its peak at the estimated height of over 30km in the air. This cloud began to plummet back down to earth.

A pyroclastic surge of extremely hot gas, rocks and volcanic material flowed with huge force and speed down the north-west side of the volcano into herculaneum. Here, it killed many people.

It is thought that the pyroclastic surge travelled at an astonishing 350km per hour.

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 Nat                                                       25th  August   Early Morning      Araund    2  a.m.     

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 Nat                                                       25th  August   Early Morning      Araund    2  a.m.     

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The eruption cloud collapsed once again.

Mount Vesuvius released a second pyroclastic surge, closely followed by a third surge, wich was even stronger than the ladt.

The surge was growing ever closer to Pompeii.

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25 th August
At 7 pm
The cloud of ashes colapse again, rocks and gas travel with huge force. Destroyed the people and buildings that remaining.

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25th August
Around 8:00 morning
The city of Pompei was buried under a lot of volcanic material.