Archaeologists have uncovered a stunning polychrome geometric mosaic floor in a Gallo-Roman home located on Hermitage hill in southern France, dating to the 1st century B.C. This intricate work features an interlaced meander pattern and painted accents, discovered during excavations that also revealed four ancient dwellings and a burial ground. The structures exhibit advanced architectural features, including a unique water management system and wall paintings. Ongoing research seeks to understand the building's layout and confirm its characterization as a Roman domus.
The recent excavation has revealed a polychrome mosaic floor dating back to the 1st century B.C., showcasing intricate geometric designs and painted accents.
This discovery is part of a larger archaeological effort on Hermitage hill, unearthing more than 40,000 square feet of ancient structures.
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