During the construction of a water pipeline on the Greek island of Euboea, workers uncovered a stunning 2,400-year-old mosaic depicting dancing satyrs. This artwork, dating back to the mid-fourth century BCE, features two mythical figures playing music and dancing, offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient Greek culture and artistic expression. The mosaic was found in Eretria, an ancient town on Euboea, and is in exceptional condition. To protect the site, construction has been rerouted, and the mosaic is now covered for preservation.
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During a routine mine excavation the Syrian Engineering corps found a unique looking slab of…
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