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Twitter gives second life to 200-year-old Pompeii's unluckiest man excavated at Mount Vesuvius

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 31 May 2018, 17:57 IST

Last weak in Mount Vesuvius located on the Gulf of Naples, Italy, a skeleton of 2, 000 year old was unearthed. Soon after the picture of the unluckiest man became the social media meme.

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Archaeologists believe that the man must have tried escaping the volcanic vent of Mount Vesuvius some 2,000 years ago but was crushed by a large stone.

 

Archaeologists also shared that he must be around 35-years-old and had bone infection.

His head has not yet been discovered. But, he has been given a second life on Twitter.

Archaeologists believe the man was fleeing to safety, he managed to escape the first volcanic eruption but unfortunately could not live.

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First published: 31 May 2018, 17:57 IST
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