北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊6--Unit 16 Stories Lesson1-2

北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊6--Unit 16 Stories Lesson1-2 [00:00.00]By 1748,arshaeologists had begun to uncover, [00:06.19]one of the most important archaeological sites [00:08.39]in the world. [00:10.18]They had started to uncover the ancient city [00:12.78]of Pompeii. [00:15.47]Pompeii is like a "time capsule"preserving [00:19.31]a frozen menment in his tory. [00:22.44]Before the eruption, [00:23.60]it had been a thriving Roman city with temples, [00:26.99]markets,restaurants and theatres, [00:30.42]Today you can visit these buildings , [00:32.78]by walking along the original streets [00:34.54]of the city.You can also see works of art, [00:38.15]such as statues and colourful mosaics on walls, [00:42.61]and you can see objects that people used [00:44.60]in everyday life, [00:46.22]such as tools and kitchen utensils. [00:50.30]But much more than buildings and objects, [00:53.37]it is the forms of the people [00:54.89]who were caught in the disaster, [00:56.72]that have captured the imaginations of [00:58.54]millions of people across the world. [01:02.47]The bodies of people who died in Pompeii, [01:04.95]had decayed many centuries before [01:07.04]archaelolgists arrived. [01:09.56]But these bodies had left an impression [01:11.27]in the ash,that showed their exact shapes. [01:15.35]We can see people huddled together [01:17.37]to comfort each other [01:18.52]in their last hours of life. [01:18.52]

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