On October 29, 2026, archaeologists opened a Pompeii wardrobe untouched since Vesuvius buried the city in 79 AD — 38 coins, a child's amulet necklace and two mice, left by someone who never came back.
CBS News on the discovery announced October 29, 2026: a closet shut since 79 AD holding cosmetics, a bronze lantern, 38 coins and a child's amulet necklace.
A closer look at the find in the House of Cornelius Maximus, the crepundia amulet necklace, and why the hidden coins suggest the owner fled in a hurry.
The Roman town that volcanic ash preserved almost whole — streets, homes and even the shapes of the people caught inside.
How Vesuvius sealed Pompeii in 79 AD, turning an ordinary day into a time capsule nobody could reopen for two thousand years.
BBC News inside the ongoing excavations that keep turning up rooms untouched since the eruption.
BBC News on the largest excavation of the city in decades — the project that produced finds like this wardrobe.
Ancient Rome Live walks through the standout discoveries emerging from Pompeii's newest dig season.