A palatial room decorated with precious marble
These are symbiotic relationships and it’s interesting to be part of a rapidly changing media landscape. In the latest digging campaign, which began in March, archaeologists uncovered a palatial room decorated with precious marble and a colorful mosaic made with half a million tiles brought from all over the place. The 1,800 square-meter complex, dating from the 2nd to 4th centuries, has been excavated intermittently starting in 2004, when the ruins were accidentally discovered during residential interior design renovations of a Renaissance palazzo that now stands above them. Rome Italian officials have unveiled new discoveries in an ancient Roman luxury complex filled with priceless mosaics, elegant porticos and thermal baths. Finally, the brilliant and gracious Nancie over at Mosaic Art Now posted this gem yesterday.
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