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The discovery of another Roman mosaic gives Écija one of the largest collections in the Empire

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A new Roman mosaic, covering approximately 40 square meters, has been discovered in the basement of the City Hall in Écija, Seville. The find was reported on September 3, 2024, by EFE.

This discovery marks the twentieth mosaic found in the city over the last 25 years. The accumulation of these artifacts establishes Écija as home to one of the most significant collections of Roman mosaics within the former empire.

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