Archaeologists discover 'biggest ever' Roman wall mosaic in stunning 2,000-year-old find

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Archaeologists discover 'biggest ever' Roman wall mosaic in stunning 2,000-year-old find

Archaeologists have discovered what is believed to be the largest ever Roman wall mosaic constructed nearly 2,000 years ago. Measuring 10 metres in height and stretching 16 metres across, the spectacular artwork was found in a subterranean gallery buried deep within the Oppian Hill, mere steps from the Colosseum in the Italian capital. The mosaic lay hidden beneath the Baths of Trajan, an enormous imperial bathing …