1. Interpreting the Archaeological Remains at Pompeii
... , these buildings and the materials used allow us to track the evolution of architecture within Pompeii. For example, it experts noted the change in techniques over time from using just stone to build with to using cement. Furthermore, some buildings, both private and public were made with more precious materials, perhaps signalling a difference in impotence, class or wealth was present amongst ... , imitating marble and masonry blocks. The second style of wall paintings, called the Architectural Style, is characterised by the portraying of three dimensional landscape scenery, Greek myths...
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