Roman mosaic from time of Hadrian and Elektra in Leptis Magna

September 29, 2017 at 4:39 pm Leave a comment

This stunning, intricate Roman mosaic displayed at Altes Museum in Berlin could easily have been the floor of the triclinium (dining room) of the villa by the sea in Leptis Magna where Elektra of The Black Scroll finds herself enslaved.

Entry filed under: The Isis Trilogy. Tags: Altes Museum, Hadrian, Leptis Magna, mosaic, Roman.

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