this will play mr little problem is that we actually know relatively little about tom bora. we know a lot about the 815 eruption it's very little about the older ones who cons so it's very hard to predict how long it will be before it has another great eruption as it did in 815. to put it off limits and. meanwhile the situation in europe was getting worse by the day as people started to die from harmless infectious diseases. the official cause of death emaciation. saw to not fall or was a priest from seed money and helplessly watching his parishioners starve to death he tried to preach a gospel of hope. but in vain. when. he and his cousin desperately looked for a way out perhaps they thought the forest could provide nutritious herbs roots. or fruits as an alternative to the insanely expensive bread made from pure grain. their early experiments were a failure but they kept on going. documents in the museum for bread culture and on show they weren't the only ones looking for new recipes at the time. when father and his cousin started meeting potatoes into the dough it marked

one in 5 work he has been working on tom bora for years and is one of few experts to carry out field research there. he's trying to reconstruct the exact course and extent of the eruption. it isn't coming from i use this range finder to measure the height of the war on the wall was formed by deposits left by the pirate plastic flow from the tambura eruption in 115 we've got about 9 metres of deposits here. the vast amount of material comes from a mountain that was once over 4000 meters high. but the volcano had been dormant for centuries before it suddenly reawakening in 815. at the time nobody had any inkling that tambura would wipe out some population in a matter of days. 200 years later archaeologists are searching for traces of the people who once lived here through many archaeologists call it the pompei of the east because like the ancient roman city the settlements around the volcano were suddenly buried by an avalanche of hot ash . 3. so far just 4 buildings have been unearthed but archaeologist suspect that an entire village could be buried under their feet. it's a major proj

one in 5 work he has been working on tom bora for years and is one of few experts to carry out fieldresearch there. he's trying to reconstruct the exact course and extent of the eruption. it isn't coming from i use this range finder to measure the height of the war on the wall was formed by deposits left by the pirate plastic flow from the tambura eruption in 815 we've got about 9 metres of deposits here. the vast amount of material comes from a mountain that was once over $4000.00 metres high. but the volcano had been dormant for centuries before it suddenly awakening in 815. at the time nobody had any inkling that tambura would wipe out some population in a matter of days. 200 years later archaeologists are searching for traces of the people who once lived here through many archaeologists call it the pompei of the east because like the ancient roman city the settlements around the volcano were suddenly buried by an avalanche of hot ash . for. so far just 4 buildings have been unearthed but archaeologist suspect that an entire village could be buried under their feet. it's a major p