Archaeologists make ‘once-in-a-century’ discovery at Pompeii | BBC News

[@peterphan227]

That bright red bar on the screen needs to be a lot bigger, please.

[@geigertec5921]

Main stream news is so out of touch and they don't even realize it's little things like that which make people, especially the younger generations, tune them oit completely.

[@joebendillo6019]

Front and center would be magnificent

[@l96ai]

Yes, we can almost see the discovery.

[@DeadeyeJim327]

Maybe they could put ads in it.

[@alexeios]

@@geigertec5921old heads are so out of touch they don’t realize the younger generations a) barely even watch the news because we know most of it is a charade and b) don’t even get hung up on something like a red bar on the screen because we automatically tune out that which is not important. ur gripes are ur own

[@UmmYeahOk]

I visited Pompeii 25 years ago. I am impressed that they are STILL making discoveries beyond that giant red banner.

[@jlad5960]

Things exist beyond the red banner? Tell me more

[@Bob-h3n]

There was no banner for me, nothing much was obscured, a large square pool around 2.5 meters deep 4x5 meters of a side with a seat around the top. A small brown dish sitting on the edge. Two amphora leaning against a wall which had an exposed 30mm lead pipe running horizontally at chest hight Up at the roof line a tile depiction of figures said to be athletes.

[@jlad5960]

@ you can’t be serious? There’s a GIANT red graphic at the bottom of the screen

[@syedkahar4679]

Hahaha good one!

[@WeAreWatchingU]

Same here in 1999 before everyone knew about it through social media. When I went there was only about 5 people there. Was amazing to walk around in peace.

[@tccandler]

Once in a Century Red Bar?!?!

[@ElenaShares]

Yes, the BBC label

[@makasii]

BBC = BIG BRIGHT COVERBAR

[@kenboydart]

Yes, that red label at the bottom is fascinating. It's been there for 2000 years. I couldn't take my eyes off of it......... on the other hand, the people of BBC must be smoking something G whiz .......

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

❤😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@davidreed3165]

Yes VERY annoying!

[@robinharwood5044]

I don’t know what everyone is complaining about. The big red banner they have discovered is very clearly visible on screen. Yes, there’s some dark scaffolding behind, but that’s irrelevant.

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nikkinextdoorr]

Lmfaooo

[@stuartculshaw5342]

I for one welcome the big red banner. How else am I going to know it is a 'Once-in-a-century' discovery in Pompeii?

[@godbyelebenohnegott]

It's not just the big red banner covering a large part of the screen. It's also the two people standing in front of the cameraman most of the time instead of letting him get a full picture on his own.

[@j.dragon651]

agreed, poor video

[@nimrodquimbus912]

They needed to cover up P Diddy s name

[@portaltwo]

@@nimrodquimbus912 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ragtop63]

It’s also a camera operator who has no idea what they’re doing.

[@hanspubanz]

Carrying some lights into a dark space? What a concept. Very amateurish. Video person is fired.

[@tkt8994]

you just covered up 20% of the screen space with banner for breaking news, not only that, but the discovery materials are all located at the bottom 20% area, all I am seeing is scaffolding.

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

🤣

[@MacCormack]

ahahahaha

[@alexeios]

it’s a giant hole in the ground. there’s nothing more to see. amazing how you’re complaining when in reality you’re demonstrating how low IQ you are

[@Wildstar40]

The editors are too stupid to realize what they are doing.

[@alexeios]

@ not as stupid as the general population that is this hung up over a red bar. low IQ’s across the board

[@some-UK-bloke]

shame about the big red bar at the bottom of the screen, get some new editors bbc

[@demoisellelenina]

Very true

[@elisejoiner7448]

Yes very annoying, given they want you to see what they have found!

[@EndertheWeek]

It's to stop theft of the footage but yes very annoying.

[@LewisNuke92]

1st world problems or what?

[@richardkent2014]

We. Can't even agree on history from 100 years ago and since ww1 and ww2 and where the empires of Europe have gone to including the British empire the biggest in recorded history so I don't believe any of this b.s. now. The history people are educated in today globally is about as relevant as religion itself today.

[@Claudio-hc6tg]

In 79 AD a catclysm occurred and Pompei was covered with a red banner.

[@CatherineHurley-wk8ef]

@Claudio-hc6tg - Comment of the century!!!!

[@karlsinclair9918]

As a former camera operator for the BBC.. it's easy to make mistakes when doing live work for news... but why did the op not set an automatic exposure. Would be quite acceptable as there's no lighting.

[@davew5161]

Actually it may be easy for us amateurs to make such drastic mistakes. Seeing thats it the BBC and its the first shots released in 2000 years it makes no sense at all. An 8 year old with an iPhone could have done better.

[@jkennaw4314]

But surely the control room could've minimized or gotten rid of the chyron, right??

[@karlsinclair9918]

@jkennaw4314 in my case my orange tinted pictures were dealt with as a correction. But you can't correct exposure and soft focus currently.

[@Damndrrtyapes]

Karl, as a former BBC camera operator, I want to ask you: I have seen several news bloopers from that source. Why do the cameras move on their own??

[@karlsinclair9918]

@Damndrrtyapes do you mean in the London studio? They are no longer mnned and haven't been for a long time. However I did not work at BBC London and have never been in the news studio there.

[@mattdebenham1924]

I can't get over how well preserved that scaffolding is.

[@mimii694]

Can you make the red banner a little bigger next time for us blind people

[@Beak-cj9df]

@@mimii694 😂😂😂

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

The giant red bar made viewing so much better. I could almost see everything!

[@jim23mac]

Did anybody else notice that huge rectangular pit in the background?

[@nicolab2075]

Can't stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@ColeBennet-hk7lo]

Was wondering the same thing, great catch Jim👨‍⚕️

[@Romulustj]

Thought i caught that, but it looked like a big red bar to me

[@sunnykobe3210]

are you sure there’s a rectangular pit, it’s a bit dark?

[@karenrichards5143]

That’s hilarious 🤣 😂

[@Muonium1]

Besides widening the giant red banner, could you please turn the light down a little for the next report??!? I was still able to slightly make out a couple features of a bath in this video, unfortunately.

[@fireflymiesumae]

😂😂😂

[@Aussieloz1]

Nothing like a bright red banner over footage of a darkened room to help it stand out. Seriously BBC? Did we need to be told throughout the report that this was an amazing discovery? How about letting us see it instead?

[@Patriot1789]

Yup. Dumb and dumber.

[@TheLucanicLord]

It's a Brexit benefit. Under EY rules a banner is only allowed to take up 11.3% of the screen.

[@Brian-L]

I’m glad they gave us a massive red bar to look at, otherwise there wasn’t anything to see in all the darkness.

[@RD-jr8nv]

I’ve never seen anything like it! Really, what an unbelievable red bar

[@homykaze]

If you look closely enough, you can also notice the text that the place is a private bathhouse discovered in pompei

[@toni4245]

If you look closely 😁😁😁😂🤣😅😅 I’m dying

[@christopherbardwell1023]

Can’t lie. After your comment, I was looking for it. Until I saw it. 🙄

[@n00bspanker]

Is it close to the huge red bar? It's hard to see

[@nsJenny]

Imagine a radio report about this discovery that repeats "Private Bathhouse discovered in Pompeii" for six minutes while a voice in the foreground speaks over the story.

[@marcarturi2137]

😆🤣😆🤣

[@nimrodquimbus912]

P Diddy s ancestors crib

[@guardianofthehill]

Stolen comment. Also, literal bot. Joined KZbin on the same day this video was uploaded

[@mascot4950]

I'm 175 years old, had both my eyes gouged out in 1910, I can only barely make out the text in the bright red bar. Please double its size for accessibility reasons. Don't be on the wrong side of history with your ableism.

[@renel7303]

😂😂😂😂😂 you win! I'm laughing so hard I can hardly breathe.

[@plunder1956]

Why not adjust the opacity of the 200-200 solid RED background for text across the lower half of the screen? It utterly swamps the image (which lacks the contrast and brightness to survive behind it). Is this a BBC NEWS house style? If so WHY keep it over this feature, it looks terrible. For goodness sake BBC FIX this.

[@TheDandonian]

So you know it's BBC News, not some documentary on BBC.

[@joshg3465]

It's giving Mike Wazowski

[@mygreatbigfoot1679]

I’m not half as upset as if i had gone short in order to pay for the bbc few crews’ holidays escaping the winter weather. Not so much a piece on a historical bath club, more a “hey mum can you see me on’t t telly”? I suppose all the ethnic people of the world will be painted on the walls, for us to see later, although they’re leaving the native Greeks off to make space for roman bread boffers.

[@crazzy88ss]

Terrible lighting, bad camera work, giant bright red banner, click bait title, 720p. This is from the BBC?! Terrible.

[@patavinity1262]

In fairness, there may not be much they could have done about the lighting. And I don't think it's a clickbait title either.

[@thed3adp1x3l9]

This is why everyone is backing out paying for a tv license when their content is low budget or nothing that interests people

[@shane_p]

jdi do někam, tohle není Hollywood produkce Gladiatora, ale v polních podmínkách archeologického výzkumu natočená reportáž, nevím o co ti jde

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

They wouldn't have been allowed to put typical lighting in there, it's too dangerous for the building and artifacts. As for the red banner, if you watch it on TV it's not as interfering. You can't expect them to broadcast separately for KZbin!

[@michhow788]

Camera phone flash light would have been a simple improvement 🙄

[@BenJoTwo]

720p, bad camera work, bad Interviewer, big red box. No extra light? What a waste. Is that what bbc is now?

[@lechatel]

Yep.

[@ruttolomeo1987]

I’m shocked nobody mentions the red bar here in the comments

[@LifeAdviceSite]

😂 I was so busy focusing past the lighting I truly didn’t even notice the banner until I came to comments. 😂

[@reaverkai]

Everybody talking about the dark bath, they are missing the belle of the ball. /sarcasm

[@faithful451]

Underrated comment

[@milkboccle]

Rich dude had a private bath, this must be announced with a huge red banner blocking the screen

[@MGA_83]

The giant red banner is definitely a "once in a century discovery"! Great job, editors! You did it!

[@thorsmith59]

How are we supposed to see anything with the big red bar across the screen?

[@mr.v3061]

No, you don't understand. They discovered a red banner.

[@Bearwithme560]

@@mr.v3061 😂🤣😂

[@stephenrutherford1143]

A lower third is meant to appear briefly at the start, not completely obscure one third of the screen for the entire piece. With so many people now getting their news from video blogs and podcasts, main stream TV media is losing revenue and presentation standards are dropping.

[@bradbutcher3984]

That's maybe 20% not 33.3%

[@JustJessee]

​@@bradbutcher3984can't tell if troll or just not aware of the specific term "lower third" for design.

[@PhilippTitus]

It's just a shame that they couldn't increase the size of the red banner. That's what I was here for. Also, it's kinda weird that there's talking and a bathroom in the background

[@jimmyzhao2673]

And I thought the guys renovating MY house were slow, they have been renovating that house for 2000 years.

[@marnoch4632]

Eyes can’t adjust because of the BRIGHT RED BANNER.

[@the6ig6adwolf]

The people of Pompeii were incredibly skilled with scaffolding.

[@FredScuttle456]

It's amazing that the pigment on the gigantic red bar hasn't faded after nearly 2,000 years.

[@carau7237]

😂

[@jimmyzhao2673]

And I thought the guys renovating MY house were slow, they have been renovating that house for 2000 years.

[@sir_humpy]

@@jimmyzhao2673, might be the same outfit

[@chrisbailey5055]

imagine a radio story on this find with a voice in the foreground speaking over the story saying "Private Bathhouse discovered in Pompeii" repeating for 6 minutes.

[@sirensynapse5603]

Yes, twas a bit underwhelming.

[@tetsuoshima7385]

😂😂😊

[@brucefreadrich1188]

For those of you recently roused from your coma and just joining us… Breaking news! Someone's bath became a little too hot a couple of millennium ago.

[@LincolnWorld]

Did BBC fire all their experienced camera operators and whoever is in charge of how big and where the stupid red bar is, and replace them with unpaid "interns"?

[@drover_a]

Its classic AI 4shure😎👌🏼

[@Shadowstorm612]

Should make that giant red bar flash…it’s hard to see

[@janechoy2073]

BBC: "look at all this once-in-a-century discovery at Pompeii!" Also BBC: *proceed to obscure a good portion of this discovery with thick red banner*

[@AlfredoArcangeli]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimjimgl3]

It is so stunning to be able to see ancient metal scaffolding...and "to be the first people to see this". What a privilege.

[@rivernet62]

Let's not forget the fantastic concrete work

[@laraschauble]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yohwesac6766]

The red bar could be a little redder if you ask me

[@darinsingleton3553]

Hard to believe, that even back then, that ultra-wealthy people had access to things that the rest of the public didn't. Who'd have thunk it?

[@gringott12-y7m]

When I visited London years ago, they had the same plumbing as Pompeii. Except the shower was in the center of the "hotel" room, and the toilet was under the stairs.

[@CatherineHurley-wk8ef]

The Romans did occupy Londinium for about 4 centuries: if you stayed in a genuine artefact, no matter how much you paid, it was a bargain! 🤣

[@seandonahue8464]

This is frustrating the red banner is truly annoying

[@davidbarrett8058]

It's even Woman Wed.

[@fiddlebender88]

It's actually the banner that they discovered.

[@tetsuoshima7385]

What banner?🤔😂

[@seandonahue8464]

@ that’s Gold Fiddlebender! Gold!🤣

[@battlebrother2390]

I think you should ve made the big, red bar even bigger bbc.

[@762mm7]

😂

[@misprobleem5239]

720p video? Really? What is this, ancient Pompeii?

[@ronald3836]

720p50. In ancient Pompeii they only had 720p.

[@igorloncar8154]

@@ronald3836 hahahahaaha!

[@wazzup233]

I think BBC created a Deep Fake video and it's still a standard and low quality video 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@r1incali]

@@misprobleem5239 that’s funny!!!

[@juhajuntunen7866]

Ah, I think Rome use VGA.

[@coinucopia]

The big red bar- sounds like a place they went to drink their wine!

[@Fluterra]

The scaffolding hasn’t changed at all, incredible.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

They *Invented it* after all.

[@all-thingstv]

Wow that’s insane! It’s really rare to find private baths in Roman ruins, most of them are public baths, this is an extraordinary find! Congrats to the team at Parco Archeologico di Pompei! 🎉

[@tyc1Z.Z1]

Why is it not a private swimming pool & a sauna? Why is any such ancient structure called a bath? Why the assumption that they only used public bath houses? Maybe they had some other system for daily washing which archeologists have not been able to figure out as yet . Maybe they were using bucket full of water for daily bathing & washing .

[@heidim7732]

@@tyc1Z.Z1 Many frescoes and mosaics depicted activities taking place in both public and private baths, so yes archaeologists have a pretty good idea of what went on there.

[@renel7303]

​@@tyc1Z.Z1you're thinking a very narrow interpretation of bath. It's about immersing something in water, not scrubbing clean. Large pools intended for lounging and relaxation are often called baths. Some pools might have been for scrubbing, others not. Just like we might sit around in a hot tub with friends. Simply a broader usage of the word than you are accustomed to.

[@Toxic4skin]

its a brothel

[@mho...]

thats cool, they discovered a *BIG RED BAR*

[@joe1205]

Why is the bar so huge? I thought it would disappear with this kind of clip

[@znarkz]

I was there in September last year, it was mind blowing insanely epic! I finally visited my dream destination and it exceeded all expectations!

[@Pulsonar]

BBC might as well put a ‘Normal service will be resumed’ message on screen. That giant red bar is hideous.

[@dcrkpaint]

When will reporters stop interrupting interviewers, yes there's a set time for the interview and you want to show everything in a short timeframe. This sort of videos should be just the director talking and showing it around. Do a quick rundown, tell them how many time you got, tell them what to do and let them do it

[@F8Tributo]

Boy, that was a real BANNER video!

[@Rio.Motel.84]

That red banner, just stunning

[@TheEbnk]

"You're going to be the first people to see this." I believe your choice of words are highly underestimated. I am sure many before us have seen it.

[@DebiGoldben]

No, we weren’t the first people to see it. There have been lots of people excavating it for a very long time! Very poor script, a little lighting might help see things, and text across the bottom is one thing, but a red banner that takes up a quarter to 1/3 of the screen and we don’t see the details underneath it? This is got to be one of the worst recordednews clips. I’ve seen in a long time, especially from the BBC.

[@sultankebab1587]

The first people were the ones who built it.

[@Radiopole569]

Couldn’t see the once-in-a-century discovery behind that red banner, but I’m glad I got to see a big red bar telling me about it.

[@jawkneekat]

20% of the view is blocked by the chyron.

[@Helen-oy7dx]

I adore finding out more about Pompeii and this latest discover is just amazing . How long did it take them to excavate that space? As it’s huge . The archaeologists that work that site are amazing .

[@richardm4825]

If you can go one place on the planet to be completely awed, its Pompeii. Its like walking in a 2000 year old dream.

[@marianhof9755]

Been saving for 2 years to take my 2 granddaughters ( 18 and 20) to Pompeii this Summer.

[@richardm4825]

@@marianhof9755 Its a fantastic experience, you'll be amazed. Enjoy.

[@love_it_to_death]

​@marianhof9755 Don't forget Herculaneum. It's a lot smaller than Pompeii but buildings are more complete, with upper floors.

[@kmdionis]

Yes! A dream--and a nightmare.

[@PaulSawczyc]

People are awed by the man that died while jerking off.

[@dandrea32]

The bright red bar almost makes this video unwatchable

[@Dexedus]

Nah, I disagree mate. If anything it should just take up the whole screen

[@moda78z]

Not only a big red banner covering most of it, but a camera man mostly focusing on the people talking than the big historical find in front of his/hers eyes. Embarrassing.

[@Evangelinz]

If you look closely enough, you can also see the writing saying the place is a private bathhouse unearthed in Pompei.

[@timp1970]

Copy and paste, shame on you.

[@Dethmeister]

Evangelinz is a bot. It copied that comment and artificially boosted the likes.

[@sesaydeen]

@@Dethmeister 😂😂😂💀

[@Dethmeister]

@ You haven't seen bots before?

[@Blibblesworth]

​@@DethmeisterI had one of my comments reposted by a bot like this. It was creepy. Mine only had a couple of likes and theirs had over 100 within seconds. 🤭

[@leviathan_vay]

everyone’s talking about a red banner but I can’t see it…it should take up more of the screen

[@Luca-oc8iw]

I love my country, Italy - a true gem filled with ancient history. An interesting fact: it’s the only large peninsula surrounded by a nearly enclosed sea.

[@nostromo4269]

Wow, a 2000 year old red bar with rare changing text in it! 🤯

[@jimmyzhao2673]

*Wow* this is like watching Geraldo opening up Al Capone's Vault !

[@tonyclements1147]

Damn, I remember that..what a letdown that was.

[@FunWithAJ]

Editor of the year for that horrible placed red bar. Someone is getting demoted.

[@JayArr]

You fancy people call that a bathtub, I call that a pool.

[@mrdeafa25]

Did that sign in the background say "No Dive-bombing, No Heavy Petting, Do Not Run'?

[@AntCar-z4s]

It said “Swim suits and togas optional”.

[@Celeste-in-Oz]

From what I know of Pompeii, it would’ve pointed to a dedicated “heavy petting” area 😂

[@DrFiero]

“Please don’t beat the slaves - too much” 😅

[@charliehedrick6414]

that wouldn't be fair, you either run or get heavy petting.

[@LKH165]

Rich people had a luxurious large house where they used to throw lavish parties by the pool: "A once-in-a-century find" Thanks BBC, I had no idea...

[@Toxic4skin]

Can you make the red bar bigger i am having problems seeing it

[@scottthorson11]

Just make the bbc banner a tiny bit bigger and they can do without the cameraman and just go audio only..... I mean WTF is this HUGE banner necessary????

[@kappaslapper14]

"So you had the Luxury and the poor people suppling the Luxury" Not much has changed then lol

[@cjyoung7372]

And never will

[@kambolesilungwe5692]

Yeah that bar is not covering enough like you intended. Great work guy

[@Tommilee09]

DISCOVERY!! A RED BANNER!! Covering all these wonderful ‘once-in-a-century’ discovery items on the floor that you can't see. :D Good job

[@Fluterra]

Why 720P, BBC? This should be 1080 at least.

[@dwarfer1]

bbc for ya. so outdated

[@DLR300]

I’m not going to bleat about the “big red line” as so many are, I’m just going to enjoy the fabulous history that’s still being discovered on this site-absolutely fascinating.

[@dagwort]

Helpful note to the BBC: Lose the big red headline banners.

[@barbaralcharles]

And the no talent, poorly spoken reporter.

[@reneeparker7475]

This is all well preserved because Mt Vesuvius erupted. Living in Oregon, where we have 13 volcanoes, I find this both fascinating and sobering.

[@jackreacher5667]

So what, the real Question is Do you have any Red Banners that are well preserved and indigenous in Oregon , If not then Oregon sucks.

[@reneeparker7475]

@@jackreacher5667 Saying Oregon sucks, based on your question? This tells me you are an unserious person, who cannot imagine the possibilities.

[@jackreacher5667]

@ Correct on all accounts👍

[@MKangelo23]

The reporter says you can almost imagine it. Very true with the red banner blocking everything.

[@Quipson]

Terrible lighting. And they never bothered to say what materials are used to make plumbing pipes.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

PVC

[@ChesterliewYT]

Yea the bright red bar you see on the screen is from 3rd bc folks. What an amazing find

[@andrewjohnson2747]

I can’t see this properly because of a massive red banner across the screen.

[@tatianaklm5697]

I am so amazed not to see anything in such dark place

[@donaldkroth2579]

It would be nice to see it. With some lighting and no big red bar. Get a clue people.

[@bobsagett]

Everything built back then seem to be in better shape than nowadays

[@jimmyzhao2673]

They didn't have Unions.

[@squidgewinkle]

720p video quality? Really? Are we living in the late 90s?

[@memirandawong]

I'd like to see a FULL SCREEN red bar, because, that's what's really important here.

[@kgg8188]

That banner is as big as the bath. Seems you guys like big awkwardly placed banners at BBC. Here we go again.

[@damu1969]

With the great big ass red bar there I feel like I've stepped into a crime scene .

[@sannevanbeers]

It always amazes me how much assumptions people that ‘discover’ new things make about what they find

[@etiennebrownlee4071]

First time I saw pipes used by an ancient city. I thought I only saw them use those bulky stacked clay tubes but this one is as small as modern day pipes, which is really impressive.

[@seajelly2421]

I too noticed the small diameter and it makes me wonder what material they are made from

[@emilialyons6186]

⁠@seajelly2421 most likely lead

[@Gealaiche]

@seajelly2421 they’re made from lead in fact the word Plumbing comes from the Latin plumbum meaning lead. The really weird part about this is the Romans actually knew that was toxic but use it anyway because it’s just so damn convenient

[@tyc1Z.Z1]

Lead pipes were in use till even abt 7-8 decades back . Ggl search .. "In the 1930s copper pipes or galvanized steel pipes began to replace most of the lead pipes in residential plumbing. Solder, a material that's used to join together metals like copper pipe, still contained lead until it was banned for plumbing applications in the 1980s"

[@seajelly2421]

Thanks for the replies. I hadn't realized that lead pipes had such a long history - learned something new.

[@VictorMawhinney]

The lighting is terrible you can see next to nothing, the only thing that stands out is the scaffolding .

[@btj89]

Technically it's a once-in-1,946-year discovery now isn't it 😅

[@GoofyGuy-WDW]

For future reference, if you’re showing us something truly amazing like this, get the giant red pop-up bar out of the freaking screen so that we can actually see it. #Failure

[@moonasha]

you made a mistake BBC, I could still see some of the video behind the red banner

[@MrBozack]

Wanted to see a ‘once-in-a-century’ discovery. It was just a Roman bath tub.

[@IIChristisKingII]

Might be more exciting when the next one is discovered in the next century.

[@barrymoore4470]

What makes it remarkable is that it is a rare survival of a private bath, meaning the owner of the property was considerably wealthy.

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

that is pretty revolutionary tho real archeology isn't Indiana Jones stuff like this is what papers are written about!!

[@nostromo7928]

It was a bit underwhelming, wasn't it? 😂

[@ronalddavis]

@@barrymoore4470 oh wow. not

[@chrisletham5215]

That’s the cleanest just discovered in volcanic rock space I’ve ever seen

[@mercoid]

ShopVac.

[@DidYouKnowMyths]

That lower third copy should instead read "Private bathhouse covered in Pompeii" (BY BBC LOGO AND RED BAR)

[@confusciouspuff1013]

Red bar just aint big enough to cover all of pompeis footage.

[@boris5607]

I think this veeeery wide red line in the video looks beautiful! Why not make it five times bigger?