Pompeii is still alive and unveils new treasures Recently 6 new restored domus have been found in this bottomless archeological treasure chest. Near the coast of the bay of Naples, in the Campania region, once stood a flourishing and refined Roman city, catastrophically buried beneath meters of ash and pumice after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD. The extraordinary archaeological site is one of the most visited and appreciated in the whole world and conceals millennia of history, art, culture and stories that paradoxically have remained quite intact thanks to the remains that had covered them. Jewels, objects, utensils and bodies over the centuries have been found out during excavation works, that have been bringing to light inestimable pieces of art and history. Now what came back to light are 6 domus, that is ancient dwellings with different peculiarities that show an extraordinary cross-section of the life in the roman city in the years before the fatal eruption. Spaces that tell stories about the richest and most privileged people like the owner of the Domus dell’Efebo, where luxury