The idea of ancient Egyptians living in Pompeii has been a topic of debate among historians and archaeologists for many years. While there is evidence of trade and cultural exchange between ancient Egypt and the Roman Empire, there is no concrete proof to suggest that a significant population of Egyptians resided in Pompeii. Some theories propose that Egyptians may have been brought to Pompeii as slaves or workers, while others suggest that Egyptian merchants and traders could have established temporary settlements in the city. However, the lack of definitive evidence means that the extent of Egyptian presence in Pompeii remains a matter of speculation.
