Floor mosaic divided into panels, separated by braids and decorated with figurative motifs linked to the world of nature (fruit, birds, felines); in the centre, a young Satyr surprises a half-naked nymph by approaching her from behind, in accordance with an iconography that was common throughout the Mediterranean. This flooring was plausibly located in the triclinium (banquet hall) and was found in an area of the city that has yielded numerous examples of private buildings from the Roman Imperial period.