| Romano-British floor mosaic, featuring an elaborate design of four octagons and canthari and dolphins. |
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| A floor mosaic of a dog is so expressive it looks like a prototype for His Master's Voice. |
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| The floor mosaic in the apse at the northern side of the church is partially preserved. |
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| The floor mosaic is invaluable: an ancient artefact found in 1893 and then reassembled in this space for its extraordinary symbolic value. |
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| A spectacular floor mosaic from a church in present-day Ma'in, in Jordan, reveals, for example, the mutilation of an ox that was part of a scene. |
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| Similar procedures are thought to have been part of the technique of floor mosaic. |
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| Very impressive is its crypt, which is kept a floor mosaic of the eleventh century. |
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| A church was built on the site of John the Baptist's tomb during the Byzantine period and it is represented, flanked by two towers, in the 8th century floor mosaic in the Church of Saint Stephen of Um Rasas in Jordan. |
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| An aesthetic abyss thus separates the elaborate style of the floor mosaic from the synagogue at Hammath Tiberias and the floor mosaic in the sixth-century Beth Alpha Synagogue. |
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| The piece used thousands of the plastic bricks to make floor mosaic portraits of prisoners of conscience and political activists, including Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning and Nelson Mandela. |
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| At the show's entrance vases, fruit-laden trees and other motifs common to both cultures appear in a large, fragmentary floor mosaic, which is being exhibited for the first time in decades following recent conservation. |
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| In the nave, the floor mosaic consists of an acanthus border that surrounds two panels decorated with figurative motifs, and a pattern of tangent crosses with concave ends. |
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| There remain some traces of the floor mosaic. |
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