A plaster cast once believed to be a 23-year-old woman from Pompeii shows a victim of the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD, frozen in time. Discovered in 1875, the cast reveals a person lying face down, likely killed by the intense heat and ash. Though early researchers identified the figure as female, modern analysis suggests it may have been a young male. The cast remains a haunting symbol of the tragedy that buried Pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago. | History In Pictures

Woman makes a plaster cast of her father's hand for a lasting keepsake I had the pleasure of spending father's day with this special man, and we made a cast of us holding hands that we will always treasure. Please be advised that this page’s videos are intended for entertainment purposes only. The videos on this page include scripted dramas, satires, parodies, magic tricks, pre-recorded videos, and other forms of entertainment. Names, characters and incidents are often the product of the directo