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Mosaic is truly one of the world’s most impressive art forms, in terms of both longevity and durability, it must be near the top. Archaeologists are still periodically unearthing wonderfully preserved and intact Roman mosaics throughout Europe.

The technique of mosaic is so simple that it was likely developed independently in various cultures around the world. The instinctive nature of mosaic, placing one tile after another, is quite reminiscent of construction work, placing one brick atop another. However, a greater delicacy is required when creating a mosaic. From the ancient Greeks to the Romans, mosaics became the norm for the wealthy, adorning floors, walls, bathing areas, and even temples and public buildings.

A well-crafted, colorful, and highly finished mosaic would have been a sign of power and prestige in Roman times. Some of the more complex ones could have thousands of tile pieces or hand-cut ‘tesserae’ within them. Countless hours of planning and labor would have gone into producing each mosaic.

The strength of this art form has indeed lasted up until the present day. Contemporary mosaic artists use virtually the same techniques as the ancient Romans would have employed. The only differences are the advances in tool development and the broader selection of materials to use.

Today, mosaics can be made from such exotic materials as colored ceramics, polished stones from around the world, and even stained glass. It remains to be seen whether modern mosaics will endure as long as those of the ancient Romans.

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