Vesuvius
Vesuvius, the famous Neapolitan Volcano, has been the subject of scientific study since earliest times. The Greek and Roman Historians and Scientists noticed the frequent occurrence of earthquakes and other disturbances in the region, but never attributed it to volcanic activity.| Comments on article "Vesuvius" | ||||||||||||||||||
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