What are the newest discoveries at Pompeii?

Much of the rest of the Pompeii keyword, sorted, I edited out the oddball topics.

Why Was Erotic Art So Popular in Ancient Pompeii? [04/28/2022]
Archaeologists Created a VR Rendering of an Ancient Pompeian Home That You Can Walk Through [03/25/2022]
The mystery of the Elder Pliny's skull [12/05/2021]
Archaeologists find victim of Vesuvius eruption on Herculaneum beach [12/05/2021]
Roman Priest's Exceptionally Well-Preserved Remains Found in Pompeii [11/14/2021]
Slave room discovered at Pompeii in 'rare' find [11/07/2021]
Pompeii: ancient remains are helping scientists learn what happens to a body caught in a volcanic eruption [03/30/2021]
Ancient ceremonial chariot unearthed in Pompeii [02/27/2021]
Pompeii's most amazing fresco returns to its former glory! Scientists use lasers to remove stains on stunning 2,000-year-old painting of a hunting scene in the garden of the House of the Ceii [02/25/2
What's On The Menu In Ancient Pompeii? Duck, Goat, Snail, Researchers Say [12/29/2020]
Ancient snack stall uncovered in Pompeii, revealing bright frescoes and traces of 2,000-year-old street food [12/26/2020]
Pompeii excavation unearths well-preserved bodies of wealthy man and slave [11/21/2020]
Mystery surrounds 'little Mummy' in Pompeii [06/06/2020]
The Art of Pompeii to the music of Neruda and Haydn [05/08/2020]
The Art of Pompeii's Temple of Isis [05/06/2020]
The mosaics and sculptures from the House of the Faun in Pompeii to the music of Michael Levy [05/02/2020]
The Watercolors of Pompeii by Luigi Bazzani (1836-1927), to the music of Vaughan Williams [05/01/2020]
The House of the Vettii in Pompeii, to Michael Levy's "Temple of Venus" composition for lyre [04/28/2020]
Art from the House of Mysteries in Pompeii [04/25/2020]
Take a Virtual Tour of Two Recently Excavated Homes in Pompeii [04/14/2020]
Mount Vesuvius eruption melted victim's brain to glass [01/23/2020]
Mysterious scrolls linked to Julius Caesar could be read for first time ever [10/04/2019]
Pompeii archaeologists uncover 'sorcerer's treasure trove' [08/12/2019]
Pompeii 'fast food' bar unearthed in ancient city after 2,000 years [04/01/2019]
Mount Vesuvius Didn't Kill Everyone in Pompeii. Where Did the Survivors Go? [03/01/2019]
Stunningly preserved fresco of Narcissus discovered in Pompeii [02/15/2019]
'Erotic' fresco of Leda and the Swan unearthed at Pompeii [11/27/2018]
Mary Beard: It doesn't really matter if tourists damage Pompeii [10/27/2018]
5 skeletons found at Pompeii [too late to dial IX-I-I] [10/27/2018]
Pompeii: Vesuvius eruption may have been later than thought [10/17/2018]
A tour of parts of the ancient Roman City of Herculaneum [07/30/2018]
Dramatic volcano death: Huge flying stone crushed man in Pompeii, archaeologists discover [06/01/2018]
'Alley of balconies' uncovered at Pompeii in rare find [05/29/2018]
Pompeii: New find shows man crushed trying to flee eruption [05/29/2018]
Ancient Remains of Horse Discovered at Pompeii [05/15/2018]
Extraordinary Pompeii discovery: Racehorse remains found among ancient city's ruins [05/14/2018]
New Pompeii excavations a revelation 270 years after discovery of first ruins [03/26/2018]
Archaeologists Virtually Recreate House of Caecilius Iucundus in Pompeii [10/09/2017]
Today is the anniversary of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii in A.D. 79. [08/24/2017]
X-Ray Reveals Ancient Roman Portrait Covered in Mt. Vesuvius Ash [08/22/2017]
Old Photos: American Soldiers Observing Eruption of Mount Vesuvius 1944 [04/14/2017]
Three D animated reconstruction of Pompei [10/11/2016]
Skeletons and Gold Coins Found in Pompeii Shop [06/24/2016]
How Ancient Rome's 1% Hijacked the Beach [04/08/2016]
How Pompeii brought ancient Roman wine back to life [02/27/2016]
Watch the Destruction of Pompeii by Mount Vesuvius, Re-Created with Computer Animation (79 AD) [02/03/2016]
'A bronze age Pompeii': archaeologists hail discovery of Peterborough site [01/13/2016]
A 2,000-year-old ancient Roman laundromat open to public for first time [01/05/2016]
Scans show Pompeii victims 'in good health' [other than being dead] [09/30/2015]
Archaeologists discover a Pre-Roman era tomb in perfect condition at Pompeii [09/22/2015]
[from January 3, 2014] Giraffe Was on Menu in Pompeii Restaurants [07/02/2015]
The Fall and Rise and Fall of Pompeii [07/01/2015]
...Bizarre new pyramid ... opens in Pompeii to house volcano exhibition [05/26/2015]
Pictured: The 2,000-year-old gladiator's helmet discovered in Pompeii's ruins [03/15/2015]
X-ray technique 'reads' burnt Vesuvius scroll [01/20/2015]
Buried city of Pompeii unveils three new houses [well, not new...] [04/20/2014]
Thieves pry off ancient fresco from Pompeii walls [03/19/2014]
Diets of the middle and lower class in Pompeii revealed [01/05/2014]
Unlocking the scrolls of Herculaneum [12/21/2013]
Unlocking the scrolls of Herculaneum [12/20/2013]
Getty Villa Examines Life and Legacy of Roman Emperor Tiberius [10/19/2013]
Construction Magnate Donates Millions To Restore Pompeii As UNESCO Criticises Italian Government [07/12/2013]
Herculaneum Panoramas [05/10/2013]
The Unsolved Mystery of the Tunnels at Baiae [10/04/2012]
Italian 'Super Volcano' May Threaten Millions: Scientists plan to drill deep below Romans'... [08/06/2012]
"Come Back To Sorrento" [06/12/2012]
Pillar at Pompei villa collapses [12/24/2011]
Mount Vesuvius [ erupted and buried Pompeii et al, August 24-25, A.D. 79 ] [08/27/2011]
Pompeii ruin collapses amid claims site mismanaged (House of the Gladiators) [11/11/2010]
Pompeii's House of Gladiators collapses [11/07/2010]
Pompeii's Mystery Horse Is a Donkey [11/03/2010]
Walk the Streets of Roman Pompeii On Google Maps/Earth [08/25/2010]
Reading the Writing on Pompeii's Walls [08/01/2010]
The Destruction of Pompeii—God's Revenge? [06/24/2010]
Lethal Thermal Impact at Periphery of Pyroclastic Surges: Evidences at Pompeii [06/18/2010]
Pompeii snack bar re-opens...nearly 2000 years after it was destroyed by eruption of Mt Vesuvius [03/20/2010]
Ancient city of Pompeii added to Google Street View [12/04/2009]
UQ archaeology digs into the life behind Pompeii [latrines] [11/25/2009]
Digging deeper: Archaeologists race to show Pompeii daily life [07/16/2009]
UK to 'unroll' papyrus scrolls buried by Vesuvius [Kentucky prof has non-invasive scanning technique [05/24/2009]
Digital images reveal the secrets of Roman painting [04/10/2009]
Pompeii Family's Final Hours Reconstructed [12/15/2008]
Fish Sauce Used to Date Pompeii Eruption [ garum / liquamen] [09/30/2008]
Beyond Pompeii: Places swallowed by Vesuvius [09/02/2008]
In search of Western civilisation's lost classics (Herculaneum) [08/19/2008]
In search of Western civilisation's lost classics [08/11/2008]
Ancient tannery in Pompeii to undergo restoration this year [01/22/2008]
In pictures: Ancient Roman paintings [12/21/2007]
Ancient Romans Preferred Fast Food [06/19/2007]
Archaeologists Unearth Roman Era Artefacts In Kerala (India) [03/25/2007]
Ground Rises Near Ancient Italian Volcano [02/25/2007]
First Pompeii Uncovered (3rd Century BC) [02/04/2007]
Italians Dig Deep to Reveal Forgotten Roman City [04/22/2006]
Brooklyn College Anthropologist Identifies New Prehistoric Monkey [03/30/2006]
Archaeologists Unveil Pompeii Treasure [07/18/2005]
Archaeologists offer tastes of Pompeii [05/26/2005]
Pompei Discovery For Swedish Archaeologists [04/17/2005]
Pompeii's Burial Not Its First Disaster [12/02/2004]
Pompeii Pottery May Rewrite History [11/08/2004]
Move Over, Pompeii [08/10/2004]
Latin Course Stage 6 (Pompeii Slave Girl) [07/18/2004]
Pompeii Find Shows Secrets Of The Samnites [07/04/2004]
Clues to Roman Illnesses in 2,000-Year-Old Cheese [10/10/2002]
Herculean task for modern scholars - More on the Discovered Roman Literature being unearthed. [04/05/2002]
'Bronze Age Pompeii' Found In Italy [12/06/2001]
[Note: This thread is from November 14, 2001] Ancient unisex bathhouse dressing room, decorated with [11/16/2001]

I had heard they were going to start excavations in regio V. Nice to see them doing conservation work right away.

You might add this to your Naples links. I lived about a half mile from an ancient Greek settlement called Cumea back in the day and ventured into unauthorized areas. The main thrown chamber was worthy of a Star Trek film beam me up Scotty if the sun hit the pedestal just right.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumae

A good bit remains unexcavated, mostly due to not having the cash to conserve the whole city, but also to leave the remaining areas intact for future archaeology.

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