The human skeleton that hit the rock when it wanted to escape from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
A skeleton of PwDs with conditions hit by large stones is found on the archaeological site, Pompeii, Italy. Allegedly, he wanted to escape from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius 2000 years ago, before the big rock was crushed.
This 35-year-old victim lost her head in the aftermath of the incident. And the skull part could not be found. In addition, according to experts, the boulder also destroys its thorax.
Archaeologists explain, the man may have a tibia infection, which makes it difficult to walk and prevent the escape from volcanic eruptions.
Massimo Osana, director of the Pompeii archaeological site, called the discovery an "extraordinary thing" that could give "a picture of history and civilization of that era".
Experts at Pompeii released an image showing how the skeleton was under a 300-kilogram stone block.
They say, "volcanic clouds" are capable of throwing giant stones during eruptions. The incident killed 30 thousand people in Pompeii in 79 AD
This stone-stricken human frame leads to another discovery in Pompeii in recent weeks. Earlier this month, a body was also found there.
Before that, archaeologists dug fossils of ancient horses outside the city walls. To find out the original shape, they inject plaster fluid into the skeletal cavity wrapped in decaying volcanic ash from the eruption. This technique is also done to dozens of skeletons of other victims of Mount Vesuvius eruption.
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