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Tourist defaces ancient Roman wall, prompting Italian authorities to punish him
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1:52Now PlayingA young man from the Netherlands was reprimanded by Italian police after he allegedly vandalized a historic Roman wall while on holiday.
The incident took place in Herculaneum, an Ancient Roman town that – like Pompeii – was covered in volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
In a press release published Monday, the Carabinieri, an Italian law enforcement agency, explained that the tourist “signed” the walls of a domus in the town on Sunday night.
A domus was a townhouse-like residence for families in antiquity.
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