A 'Lamborghini' Of Chariots Is Discovered At Pompeii. Archaeologists Are Wowed - NPR

The "extraordinary find," complete with iron wheels, bronze and tin decorations and mineralized wood.

Calling it an "exceptional discovery," researchers at Pompeii have announced the uncovering of an intact ceremonial chariot from a villa near the famous archaeological site.

The announcement Saturday called the chariot "an extraordinary find" which "has no parallel in Italy thus far.".

The chariot is preserved in remarkable detail, officials say, with four iron wheels, metal arm- and backrests, and a seat perched atop that could sit one or two people.

One of the bronze and tin medallions adorning the chariot, which depict various erotic scenes featuring satyrs, nymphs and cupids.

One of the bronze and tin medallions adorning the chariot, which depict various erotic scenes featuring satyrs, nymphs and cupids.

"It is an extraordinary discovery for the advancement of our knowledge of the ancient world," Osanna said in a statement