A 2,000-year-old sarcophagus and intact human remains have been found in Pompeii, Italy.
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The tomb was excavated near the cemetery of Porta Sarno, 1 km east of the ancient city center of Pompeii.
Remains of human remains were also found in the inner space of the tomb measuring 1.6m wide and 2.4m long.
Experts believe that Pompeii died in 79 A.D. before being put to ashes by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. His skull was covered with white hair, as if his body had been mummified, and his left ear also retained some shape. .
Pompeii Archaeological Park said it was "the best-preserved remains that have ever been unearthed in Pompeii."
Netizens said, "If you manage the Temple of Venus, you must have played a very important role."
"Even after 2,000 years, my hair doesn't rot. It's unbelievably amazing."