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Pompeii's Poor Ate Well, Ancient Remains of Human Waste Reveal
After more than a decade spent excavating the homes, shops and businesses of a non-elite section of Pompeii, archaeologists say they've assembled a picture of the middle and lower class Romans, and specifically of their diet, that is far different than the one often imagined.
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