Herculaneum
/ˌhɜːkjʊˈleɪnɪəm/- an ancient Roman town, near Naples, on the lower slopes of Vesuvius. The volcano's eruption in AD 79 buried it deeply under volcanic ash, along with Pompeii, and thus largely preserved it until its accidental rediscovery by a well-digger in 1709.赫库兰尼姆（古罗马城镇, 在那不勒斯附近, 维苏威火山低坡上; 公元79年维苏威火山爆发, 把它和庞培古城一起深埋在火山灰下, 因此大部分得以保存下来, 1709年一掘井人意外地发现了它）。