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Archaeologists dug up a thousand-year-old snack bar under the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy. This discovery means revealing the life of Greeks and Romans in the ancient city of Pompeii, some dishes loved by ancient Roman city residents, and confirming the authenticity of local dishes made of various animal products.

1. A snack bar was dug underground in the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy, revealing the life of local Greeks and Romans. At that time, there was a small shop selling hot drinks on the street, and the front of the counter was decorated with colorful murals, which are still very bright. This shop provides hot drinks and food for passers-by. The ancient shopkeeper put him on the counter with a round hole. In the shop, there were bronze bowls, clay pots for cooking soup, wine bottles and ear pots. All these confirmed that the Romans drank hot drinks and ate hot food, which was in line with human development and progress.

Secondly, it reveals some favorite dishes of ancient Roman city residents and various animal products used for cooking. According to anthropologist Valeria? Amauri Ti said: The figures in front of the counters of small shops selling hot drinks at least partially represent the food and drinks sold there, thus revealing some dishes that local people like to eat. Amauri also found traces of pork, fish, snails and beef in these containers, which she said proved the diversity of animal products used for cooking. ?

The ancient city of Pompeii is located near Naples in southern Italy. Pompeii was built around 600 BC and was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius on August 24th, 79 AD. However, due to being buried by volcanic ash with a thickness of about 5.6 meters, the street houses in Pompeii have been well preserved so far. At present, two thirds of this ancient city has been discovered, which is a rare document of Greek and Roman life, and has also become the most popular scenic spot in Italy and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And the archaeological discovery of this Millennium store, Massimo, the head of Pompeii Archaeological Garden? Osana said excitedly? This is an extraordinary discovery. This is the first time that we have excavated such a complete site.