-The Lod Mosaic: The Discovery of an Ancient Roman Mosaic-

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The Lod Mosaic: The Discovery of an Ancient Roman Mosaic.

The Lod Mosaic is a mosaic, an ornamentation which includes colorful pieces of pictures that are arranged in stone or any other sculpture.

Lod Mosaic was found in the year 1966 during the construction of one of the bridge in Lod which is in Israel.

The Lod Mosaic was to be transported to the laboratories in Jerusalem for its further construction. After that, for around 8 years it was being transported to various overseas areas. Eventually, the Mosaic was stored at Mosaic Archaeological Center.

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