BBC News about archaeologists make ‘once-in-a-century’ discovery at Pompeii

BBC is proudly telling us that a "once-in-a-century" find has been unearthed in Pompeii after lying hidden for more than 2.000 years under the ash thrown by the volcano when the Roman empire was still around.
 
Archaeologists discovered a private bathhouse - potentially the largest ever found there - it once was complete with hot, warm and cold rooms, exquisite artwork, and even a huge plunge pool. A place for its owner wanted to feel pretty good.
 
The skeletons of a woman and a man were found in the house - the former discovered clutching a bag of coins and jewellery and probably just running away from the volcanic eruption. They had barricaded themselves into a small room when trying to survive the volcano eruption, but were killed as a tsunami of superheated volcanic gas and ash - known as a pyroclastic flow - ripped through the town.