Expo Pompéi : le dossier pédagogique

13 February 2020

L’éruption du Vésuve qui a enseveli la ville de Pompéi sous un amas de cendres en l’an 79 de notre ère a eu pour effet de la préserver pendant les 17 siècles suivants. Redécouverte fortuitement en 1741, puis fouillée jusqu’à aujourd’hui, Pompéi constitue le plus extraordinaire témoignage de la vie quotidienne à l’époque romaine.

Cette exposition met l’accent sur les découvertes archéologiques les plus récentes et propose une technologie nouvelle qui permet de mieux les voir.

Celle-ci propose également au visiteur une véritable immersion dans la cité en faisant revivre, grâce à des projections numériques et à des dispositifs sonores, les rues animées, la vie domestique et l’éruption du Vésuve.

Téléchargez le dossier pédagogique de l'exposition

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