Mosaic of the moray

Roman mosaic of the Maritime thermal baths of Baelo Claudia, illustrating marine species consumed in Roman times, as the moray and the sea urchin. This is one of the first examples of mosaics in the city of Baelo Claudia and it was discovered and reused in a secondary position (destroyed in another room), in a pool of the same thermal baths. The chronology of the mosaic with marine and aquatic motifs, indicates a date not beyond the second century A.D.
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Bibliography:

- Bernal, D., Arévalo, A., Muñoz, A., Expósito, J. A., Díaz, J. J., Lagóstena, J., Vargas, J. M., Lara, M., Moreno, E., Sáez, A. M., Bustamante, M. 2013: “Las termas y el suburbium marítimo de Baelo Claudia. Avance de un reciente descubrimiento”, Onoba, 1, Universidad de Huelva: 115-152.

- Bernal, D., Díaz, J. J., Expósito, J. A. (2015): "El descubrimiento de las termas marítimas de Baelo Claudia", Teatro en la Bética, Boletín anual del Festival Juvenil Europeo de Teatro Grecolatino 2014-2015.