House of the Abduction of Helen in Pella

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The House of the Abduction of Helen in Pella is a lavish ancient Macedonian residence renowned for its elaborate floor mosaics and association with the royal capital of Pella.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Macedonian residence
ancient house
archaeological site
associatedWith ancient Macedonian elite
royal court of Macedon
belongsTo ancient Macedonian kingdom
chronology late 4th century BCE (approximate)
country Greece
culturalPeriod Classical period
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo myth of Helen of Troy
depicts abduction of Helen by Theseus or Paris
excavatedAt Pella archaeological site NERFINISHED
floorPlanType peristyle house
hasArtStyle Greek mythological iconography
early Hellenistic mosaic art
hasDecoration figural mosaics
geometric mosaic patterns
hasFunction residential
hasNotableFeature elaborate floor mosaics
large peristyle courtyard
lavish architectural layout
mosaic of the abduction of Helen
mythological mosaic scenes
pebble mosaic technique
symmetrical room arrangement
heritageType ancient Greek domestic architecture
locatedIn Central Macedonia NERFINISHED
Greece
Pella NERFINISHED
materialUsed plaster bedding for mosaics
stone pebbles
near other mosaic houses of Pella
openToPublic true
partOf ancient city of Pella NERFINISHED
archaeological site of Pella NERFINISHED
royal capital of ancient Macedonia
researchField ancient art history
classical archaeology
significance evidence for luxury in royal capital of Pella
important example of Macedonian domestic mosaics
key monument for study of ancient Greek mosaics
touristAttraction true
usedFor display of wealth and status
elite domestic residence

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Stag Hunt mosaic foundIn House of the Abduction of Helen in Pella