Scrumptious.
#MosaicMonday

Scrumptious.
#MosaicMonday
Beautiful Delos for #MosaicMonday. Photos my own, from yesterday! I could have stayed all day 🥰🥰🥰
Sassy snake
A rather cheeky red-crested serpent on a mid 4th century AD #Roman mosaic floor
Found in Durngate Street, Dorchester in 1905, he's now safely housed in Dorset Museum
📷 Sept 2026
The ‘Dorchester Prison Mosaic’ which was discovered under the Dorchester Prison cemetery in 1856. Now part of the collections at Dorset Museum & Art Gallery in Dorchester. 📸 My own. #MosaicMonday #RomanBritain #Dorchester
#MosaicMonday Vienne, where we were yesterday, has the most wonderful collection of mosaics. Here are four.
One of the mosaics in the garden of St Patrick's Cathedral (Church of Ireland), Armagh.
📷My photo #Ireland #MosaicMonday
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The #Lion and stag mosaic from room 4, south west wing, Building XXI 2, Verulamium (late 2nd Century AD.
Verulamium museum).
An early entrant for #MosaicMonday
Love the @leedsmuseums.bsky.social she wolf doppelganger
Early for #MosaicMonday, but a progress update on my edible Theodora mosaic (made out of fondant on wafer paper)! Think it is almost done ☺️
Reposting (unavoidably a little late) for anyone who missed this important #MosaicMonday thread. We are so lucky to have Anthony as our man on the spot!
Reposting this rather magisterial Bacchus for #MosaicMonday. (Slightly wonder about his left shoulder. Doesn't look quite right.)
Reposting these fantastic 'painted mosaics' for #MosaicMonday.
We feel quite safe calling ourselves a good #MosaicMonday visit. ;)
'Something for everyone' indeed - you have a good mosaic or two (or three? lost count😉 ), so worth a visit by followers of #MosaicMonday.
A look at the Yorkshire Museum's excellent Roman collection: inscriptions, mosaics and more!
Pics: dedication to Serapis and Four Seasons mosaic (winter) (📷 my own 2026)
New blog at: visiting-roman-sites.blogspot.com/2026/09/york...
#ReliefWednesday #MosaicMonday (late entry) #RomanBritain
Detail of the Silchester Black and White Mosaic. The mosaic has a geometric design in black and white of alternating interlaced frets (swastikas) and squares with simple motifs. It measures about 4.7 by 4.3 metres. In the collections of Reading Museum.
Photo is my own.
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