This photo essay is from the 2006 exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, which included a collection of Roman mosaics recovered from the 3rd century AD Jewish synagogue at Naro, Tunisia. The mosaics, showing natural, religious and personal images, exemplify a little-known way of life, that of wealthy Jewish citizens of the late Roman empire in Africa.
If you enjoyed this Walking Tour of Roman Mosaics at the Brooklyn Museum, you should try the other Walking Tours and Photo Essays at About Archaeology.
