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Men fishing on the Nile, from Villa Nile, Leptis Magna (mosaic)
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Men fishing on the Nile, from Villa Nile, Leptis Magna (mosaic)
XZO349751 Men fishing on the Nile, from Villa Nile, Leptis Magna (mosaic) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Jamahiriya Museum, Tripoli, Libya; (add.info.: Villa of the Nile Mosaic; National Archaeological Museum; ); out of copyright
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Catching Fisherman Fishermen Fishing Net Fishing Rod River Nile
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This print titled "Men fishing on the Nile, from Villa Nile, Leptis Magna (mosaic)" transports us back in time to ancient Rome. The mosaic artwork, dating back to the 2nd century AD, showcases a scene of skilled fishermen casting their nets and rods into the majestic River Nile. The image captures the essence of life along this historic river as we witness these men engaging in their daily pursuit. With focused determination etched on their faces, they skillfully navigate through the waters, hoping for a bountiful catch. The intricate details of the mosaic bring each figure to life - their postures and gestures revealing years of experience and expertise. As we observe this snapshot from history, it is impossible not to be drawn into its timeless beauty. The tranquil setting of Leptis Magna adds an air of serenity to the scene while highlighting nature's role in sustaining human life. We are reminded that throughout centuries past, fishing has been both a means of survival and a way to connect with nature's abundance. This remarkable artwork now resides within Tripoli's Jamahiriya Museum where it continues to captivate visitors with its historical significance. It serves as a testament to our shared human heritage and reminds us that even in ancient times, people found solace and sustenance by immersing themselves in nature's rhythms along rivers like the Nile.
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