Archaeologists unveil ‘biggest wall mosaic ever found in ancient Roman world’

Archaeologists have unveiled what is described as the biggest wall mosaic ever found in the ancient Roman world. The major artwork was discovered inside an underground gallery located deep beneath Rome’s historic Baths of Trajan.

The significant archaeological find expands our understanding of ancient Roman art and architecture, highlighting the scale and craftsmanship of interior decoration during the period. The subterranean discovery preserves a monumental piece of Roman heritage within one of the city's notable historical complexes.