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In Turkey, a Farmer Discovered a Roman Mosaic of 84 Square Meters
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[This article was originally published on October 1, 2024] The fortuitous archaeological discoveries sometimes reveal unsuspected historical treasures, as is the case in Turkey, where a simple agricultural gesture led to the discovery of an exceptional Roman mosaic soil. While digging to plant trees, a farmer from Elazığ, in eastern Turkey, revealed a large-scale artifact dating from the late Roman or early Byzantine era. This type of discovery …
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