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It's very likely that they didn't really know that Vesuvio was a volcano at all... According to various sources they just consider it a mountain, given that it
by 3v1n0 5y ago
It's very likely that they didn't really know that Vesuvio was a volcano at all...
According to various sources they just consider it a mountain, given that it was all covered of vegetation and there was no recorded trace of activity in the previous centuries.
Plus, as said... Growing stuff there is a pleasure (reason why plenty of people still live in that area). Have you ever tasted the tomatoes growing there? There's a reason why the pizza you can have nearby is something you can't eat anywhere else in the world!
- gshubert17 5y ago> It's very likely that they didn't really know that Vesuvio was a volcano at all... Perhaps some people compared Vesuvio to Etna (which erupts much more often) and realized it was a volcano?
- 3v1n0 5y agoThey're very different. Shape, size, behavior...