Discovered mosaic paintings of 1,700 years old in Israel

During the archaeological excavation of the historic city of Lod, rich in central Israel, archaeologists have discovered a colorful mosaic.

On July 29, the Israeli Antiquities Administration (IAA) said the results of the dating inspection show that the picture appeared since Roman times, about 1,700 years ago . The painting has now been preserved and is expected to be displayed at the IAA's Shelby White Center and Leon Levy Lod.

Fish details in colorful mosaic pictures dating back to 1,700 years have been found.(Photo: haaretz).

Shelby White Mosaic Center and Leon Levy Lod are currently under construction. This will be the place to display the unique mosaic paintings ever revealed in previous excavations. According to scientists, these findings have revealed more information about a luxurious Roman villa that once existed in this area in the past.

In 1996, road workers accidentally discovered a mosaic floor in the gateway to the city of Lod. In the next excavation, the ruins of a luxurious mansion, dating from the fourth century have been revealed in good condition.

According to Amir Gorzalczany, head of the ongoing excavation project, the excavation results show that there was a magnificent castle in Lod city, including a large living room with mosaic and a courtyard. wide with many pillars.

Special mosaic paintings in Lod describe realistic animals, imaginary animals, complex geometric designs, sea views with lots of fish and two ships.