A Roman neighbourhood unearthed in Vienne has been dubbed "a little Pompeii" - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/aug/02/france-archaeologists-uncover-little-pompeii-south-of-lyon
just around the corner from where I am on holiday at the moment...might have to take a peek :)
Appending a Pompeiian epithet seems fashionable: the unearthed remains of incinerated buildings at Peterborough we considered earlier are now being referred to as a 'Bronze Age Pompeii (https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jan/12/a-bronze-age-pompeii-archaeologists-hail-discovery-of-peterborough-site)'.
Still, nice that these things are being found. Thanks, Duncan.
for anyone interested in the area in general then 'Roman Provence' by Edwin Mullins is very accessible and enjoyable - a cross between a travelogue and a history of the area