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Dec 2, 2010
In In August 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius tossed its raging, molten heart into the sky and rained fire down upon the cities of Pompeii, Oplontis and Herculaneum. While Pompeii is known for the plaster casts of the gaps in the ash layer that reveal the haunting poses of the unlucky who were immolated that day, Herculaneum is known for the Villa dei Papiri: a vast and ancient library of papyrus scrolls. They are...
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Every Wonder of Every Library
You have a limited amount of time, so why spend it reading about things that suck or are only kind of okay? Favorite thing EVER is not a review site. We're unrepentant fans, and this is the stuff we love. Hope you like gushing, because we're about to embarrass ourselves.
