Mosaics of Roman Africa: Floor Mosaics from Tunisia

Michèle Blanchard-Lemée

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Some of the finest examples of Roman mosaics survive in Tunisa. The mosaics bring to life the rich dwellings, introducing a civilization which flourished between the first and fifth century AD. Illustrated with specially commissioned photographs, this book captures the beauty of these floors.

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