Vesuvius after the first Plinian eruption

Vesuvius after the first Plinian eruption

The Plinian eruption of the Base Pumices causes the partial emptying of the magma chamber and the consequent collapse of the medium-high part of the building, which generates a large depression.
and a cauldron. The landscape is completely devastated by the accumulation of thick deposits of pumice and the flow of pyroclastic flows.

Plastic after the first Plinian eruption of the basic pumices