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Ancient discovery under Seven Wonders
A massive Roman wall mosaic dating back to the first century AD has been uncovered beneath the Church of Saint Nilo in Rome, nearly two thousand years after it disappeared. The mosaic is over 10 meters high and extends 16 meters in length, depicting scenes of both real and mythical figures, such as a bearded philosopher, a centaur, and a poet receiving a laurel wreath. It is believed that the site was part of an opulent palace or residence, possibly connected to the Trajan Baths complex. Visitors are now allowed to view the mosaic up close. Evidence suggests that the building was about 12 meters tall, which is larger than previously estimated. These discoveries are a significant addition to our understanding of ancient Roman art and architecture.
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