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Polychrome Marble Floor
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Polychrome Marble Floor

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Max is standing on polychrome marble floor (4th c. AD) at the Domus di Amore e Psiche, which displays intricate geometric patterns crafted from costly imported marbles. Such opus sectile decoration reflects elite refinement, turning domestic interiors into opulent displays of wealth, artistry, and cosmopolitan taste.
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