After remaining buried and lost for nearly 2,000 years, an ornate "blue room" has now emerged from the ruins of Pompeii in excavation. Thousands of years have passed since Mount Vesuvius erupted and left Pompeii in ruins, however, new and intriguing things continue to come up from the ancient archaeological site.

Discovery of a 'blue room' in Pompeii has archaeologists scratching their heads

Archaeologists in Pompeii have unearthed the remains of a “slave room” at a Roman villa amid the ruins of the 79 A.D. volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient city.

Archaeologists unearth remains of a rare 'slave room' in Pompeii

Archaeologists unearth 'slave room' in Pompeii

While carrying out excavations at a former cinema hall in Verona, a northern city of Italy, experts found an ancient Roman building. Described as a "miniature Pompeii", the structure is believed to have survived a fire in the old days as experts found that the roof had collapsed and several items of charred wooden furniture were also spotted.

'Miniature Pompeii': Ancient Roman building found in abandoned cinema hall in Italy

There is probably no culture or civilization which has not had an array of food, and a group of archaeologists have found yet another evidence of that. Archaeologists in Pompeii have made a remarkable discovery in the city which was buried in a volcanic eruption in 79 AD.

Ancient food and hot drinks shop uncovered in Pompeii

Skeletal remains of a rich man and his male slave from nearly 2,000 years ago were discovered in an archaeological park in Pompeii, Italy. The officials at the archaeological park in Italy confirmed the discovery on Sunday.

Skeletons of rich man and his 'male slave' found from ashes at Pompeii excavation