Nile Festival mosaic

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The Nile Festival mosaic is a renowned Roman-era floor mosaic from Sepphoris depicting an elaborate celebration along the Nile River, notable for its vivid scenes of daily life, wildlife, and Egyptian motifs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman mosaic
archaeological artifact
floor mosaic
work of art
artForm mosaic
associatedWith Roman elite domestic architecture
createdIn Eastern Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
culture Roman
depicts Egyptian motifs
Nile River NERFINISHED
Nile festival NERFINISHED
Nilotic landscape
architecture
boats
daily life scenes
figures in celebration
wildlife
exemplifies Hellenistic-Roman artistic traditions in Galilee
cultural interaction between Rome and Egypt
floorOf Roman villa in Sepphoris
foundInArchaeologicalSite Sepphoris archaeological site NERFINISHED
function decorative floor
genre Nilotic scene
hasArtisticStyle Roman provincial art
hasIconography exotic animals
lotus plants
pavilions and shrines
personifications of the Nile
waterfowl
hasMedium colored stone
glass tesserae
limestone tesserae
hasSubject Egyptian religion and symbolism
locatedIn Israel NERFINISHED
Lower Galilee NERFINISHED
Sepphoris NERFINISHED
material stone tesserae
notableFor combination of Roman and Egyptian elements
detailed representation of fauna and flora
vivid narrative imagery
period Roman period
relatedWork Nilotic mosaics of the Roman world NERFINISHED
subjectOf archaeological research on Sepphoris
art historical studies of Roman Galilee

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Sepphoris hasNotableArtifact Nile Festival mosaic