Archaeologists find cabinet containing artefacts in Pompeii, according to Al Jazeera

The artefacts remained buried for about two thousand years after the volcanic disaster that destroyed the city, according to the report

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PompeiiPublished 1 November 2026 at 21:371 min read

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Archaeologists found a cabinet containing artefacts in Pompeii, according to Al Jazeera Arabic.
The artefacts remained buried for about two thousand years after a volcanic disaster destroyed the city.
The report asks what the artefacts reveal about the lives of their owners centuries ago.

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Archaeologists in the Italian city of Pompeii have found a cabinet containing artefacts, according to a report by Al Jazeera Arabic published on 1 November 2026.

According to the same source, the artefacts remained buried for about two thousand years after a volcanic disaster destroyed the city.

The Al Jazeera report asks what the artefacts reveal about the lives of their owners centuries ago. It does not present details of this in the available text.

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Al Jazeera Arabicكيف كان الناس يعيشون قبل ألفي عام؟ خزانة قديمة تكشف أسرارهم
Primary source1 November 2026 at 15:38

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