What do we learn by applying Archeology: The Pompeii Case?
Introduction

As we try to answer the above question, we must understand the meaning of Archeology and its relation to human culture and history. Archeology creates an image of past life using remains available from the past. Its primary goal is to connect past cultural forms and relationships with those existing in the present. Archeology is a science that offers the world with relevant data based on research about the history (Otto, 2010). The data provided is useful in the current time. The cultural heritage provides education of the new generations of people, becoming a substrate for further humankind development. Now the most important question we need to answer is why do we require archeology so much? What is its need in human culture, the way of life, family and personal values? In this essay, we will concentrate on learning information provided by archaeology and how it provides it. Also, we shall talk about the reason as to why it so important to have information about the past. So as to achieve the objectives of this essay, we shall refer to the case of the city of Pompeii. Here we will find out what to learn about its political, social, religious and other issues from the excavations of the remnants of material culture.

The Pompeii Lifestyle
According to Quinn (2012), the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD caused contradictory effects on the humankind development. This eruption because it destroyed the relatively insignificant town of Pompeii at the same time having preserved it as an archeological value for the future generations. Since the eighteenth century remains of Pompeii city, have turned into the opportunity for many from historical studies to get deeper knowledge into the ancient past of Europe. These findings offered an understanding of what happened during that time to the mass