Ancient Roman style Archaeologists have uncovered a street food stall in Pompeii, the city buried by a volcanic eruption in 79 a.

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The kiosk was discovered in a part of the site not open to the public and unveiled Saturday.

Park director Massimo Asana says it's the first time a whole one has Bean unearthed.

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Nearly 2000 year old food were even found in some terra cotta jars.

They will be analyzed to see what kind of food Pompeii pedestrians favored.

The front of the counter is decorated with colorful frescoes, some depicting the meats on offer.

Archaeologists also found a bronze drinking bowl, cooking utensils and some bones.

Pompeii was home to around 13,000 people when it was buried under ash.

The ruins were discovered in the 16th century, with organized excavation starting in 17 50 around two thirds off.