SHOCKING new evidence has revealed that Romans returned to Pompeii after the devastating Mount Vesuvius eruption 1,946 years ago.

Until now little was known about the aftermath of the deadly volcanic eruption in 79 AD which killed thousands.

The city was left in ruins and buried under layers of ash, leading many to believe any survivors had simply fled never to return.

Experts had long speculated that some inhabitants may have returned but there hasn't been any solid evidence to prove it.

Archaeologists have now uncovered compelling signs that suggest people did go back - though life was very different to before.

It's believed the poorest who couldn't afford to set up new homes elsewhere returned to Pompeii .

And many hoped to find some of the valuables lost or left behind by the r

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