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07-APR-2015

Mosaic

Volubilis was settled and prospered under the Mauritanian kings, from the third century B.C. to 40 A.D., after which it was annexed by the Romans.

Just one of the many mosaics at Volubilis. They were interesting, but even the tour guide said they weren’t that well preserved.

The remains of a private home with heating, posted earlier:


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larose forest photos06-Jun-2015 15:10
Super shot of these marvelous mosaics. Reminds me of my time at uni, studying this stuff! V
MarcViskens14-May-2015 19:32
excellent mosaic
nice captured Helen
victorswan14-May-2015 09:34
Beautiful and interesting mosaics, or should I say a comic book from ancient times , it is yet another of those beautiful places that have visited Helen VVV
François Fauchard14-May-2015 07:56
Beautiful drawings of mosaic well kept (or restored). V
Gill Kopy14-May-2015 04:37
I love these old Roman floors - we saw similar ones in Greece - the detail is amazing. Nicely captured V
Julie Oldfield14-May-2015 01:58
So amazing to see!
Chris Gibbins13-May-2015 23:06
Not sure what your guide expects from something 2000 years old, but I think these are exquisite! Well photographed, too. V.
Graeme13-May-2015 19:14
Beautiful mosaic patterns.V
bill friedlander13-May-2015 18:03
Beautifully designed mosaic. Nice that it is still here to be enjoyed. V
John Hamers13-May-2015 17:01
Beautiful and interesting mosaics, amazing to see how well preserved it is. !!V
globalgadabout13-May-2015 16:57
quite the ornate floor...it does seem in fairly good condition too..
Chris Morton13-May-2015 16:42
they look very interesting whatever their state of preservation
joseantonio13-May-2015 16:23
Such a beauty and so much history here.V
Jim Coffman13-May-2015 16:14
Simply amazing this has survived all of this time!!