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Ancient building with mosaics discovered in Rome
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Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient building from the 2nd century on the Celian Hill in Rome, adorned with mosaics and frescoes. Five rooms featuring unique floor coverings have been excavated, including a two-layer mosaic depicting marine life. Restorers plan to restore part of the decorated ceiling.
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- Celian Hill, Rome
- 2nd-century building
- Five rooms uncovered
- Depictions of a dolphin, fish, lobster, and crab
- 50% of the ceiling planned for restoration
Rome · Celian Hill · archaeologists · restorers
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