湮没之城：庞贝古城的真实考古

The Buried City：Unearthing the Real Pompeii

基本信息

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Hodder & Stoughton

Imprint:Hodder Press

ISBN:9781399741729

Published:22 May 2025

Weight:394g

Dimensions:238 x 152 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

“这是我读过的关于庞贝的精彩著作”——斯蒂芬·弗莱

这就是你从未见过的庞贝。

在这部揭示历史的著作中，加布里埃尔·祖赫特里格尔分享了庞贝城的新秘密。在过去的几年里，这座城市的一大片区域初次被挖掘出来。如今，基于这些惊人的发现，《湮没之城》揭示了那些结尾浮现出来的不为人知的人类故事。

庞贝是一个凝固在时间中的世界。

这里有凌乱的床铺、晾干的碗碟、工人们丢弃的工具，以及充满爱与恐惧的拥抱。除了日常生活的遗迹，还有引人入胜的艺术作品：栩栩如生的肖像画、精美的壁画和马赛克，以及一个非凡的雕塑，描绘了一个蜷缩在过小的毯子下的熟睡男孩。

《湮没之城》不仅重现了公元79年8月24日摧毁庞贝古城的浩劫，还带我们走进了这座城市的幕后，领略其昔日的风采：谁曾居住于此，他们珍视什么，以及在他们生命的结局时刻发生了什么。它生动地展现了庞贝古城的持续影响力，并证明了古代历史比我们想象的更贴近我们。

'The best book on Pompeii I've ever read' STEPHEN FRY

This is Pompeii, as you've never seen it before.

In this revelatory history, Gabriel Zuchtriegel shares the new secrets of Pompeii. Over the last few years, a vast stretch of the city has been excavated for the first time. Now, drawing on these astonishing discoveries, The Buried City reveals the untold human stories that are at last emerging.

Pompeii is a world frozen in time.

There are unmade beds, dishes left drying, tools abandoned by workmen, bodies embracing with love and fear. And alongside the remnants of everyday life, there are captivating works of art: lifelike portraits, exquisite frescos and mosaics, and the extraordinary sculpture of a sleeping boy, curled up under a blanket that's too small.

The Buried City reconstructs the catastrophe that destroyed Pompeii on 24 August 79 CE, but it also offers a behind-the-scenes tour of the city as it was before: who lived here, what mattered to them, and what happened in their final hours. It offers us a vivid sense of Pompeii's continuing relevance, and proves that ancient history is much closer to us than we think.

作者简介

加布里埃尔·祖赫特里格尔是庞贝考古公园的馆长。他曾在柏林洪堡大学学习古典考古学，并在波恩大学获得博士学位。2015年，他成为帕埃斯图姆考古公园和博物馆的馆长，并于2021年2月被任命为庞贝古城的馆长。他于2020年加入意大利国籍，目前正在监督庞贝古城遗址近几十年来规模超大的挖掘工作。

Gabriel Zuchtriegel is Director General of the archaeological park in Pompeii. He studied classical archaeology at the Humboldt University in Berlin and received his PhD from the University of Bonn. In 2015, he became director of the Paestum archaeological park and museum, before being appointed at Pompeii in February 2021. He became an Italian citizen in 2020 and is currently overseeing the biggest dig of the site of Pompeii in a generation.