Have archeologists ever discovered a preserved room while excavating?

by saddetective87

A few years ago a Paris apartment was rediscovered where the owner had fled the Germans in 1940 and had locked it and the room remained sealed for decades.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2323297/Inside-Paris-apartment-untouched-70-years-Treasure-trove-finally-revealed-owner-locked-fled-outbreak-WWII.html

I wonder if something like a medieval study or ancient library (something other than a tomb) had been sealed off and then later rediscovered.

loonlakeloon

in a way Pompeii and Herculaneum are exactly that. They were "sealed" after the eruption of Vesuvius and have been very well preserved. the think they may have even found a way to read the burned scrolls in the libraries of those two cities!