@italianhistorywithjoseph: Buried under a landslide for 800 years, the Villa Romana del Casale in Sicily hides one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in the world. Some 3,500 square meters of them, across a villa long thought to belong to a wealthy Roman nobleman. Now some experts believe it may have been built for an emperor, possibly Maximian or his son Maxentius. Nobody knows for certain. Link in bio for more. . 🎥 Italian History with Joseph . . . . #historytok #italianhistorywithjoseph #historyfacts #romanempire #sicily

Daniel Díaz :

Beautiful although if you want to see it five fold, please keep Merida in Spain on your bucket list. https://www.cultura.gob.es/mnromano/home.html

Selene :

I’m single and still hoping to meet a guy with a beautiful mind. 😅

lilwino784 :

Visited last year, the mosaics are amazing! Was one of the highlights of our trip.

James :

That’s amazing thanks for sharing

anthonyjoachim37 :

Thank you. You just gave me a new destination to add to my list again.

msaz2025 :

My wife and I visited in 2025. FANTASTIC! We've visited Roman sites around Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and the mosiacs here are the best we've seen. Did you know that women wore bikinis 2000 years ago? The mosaics here prove the did.

DayManstreams :

it's from a time when people had time to live

wanderlust4evermore :

Amazing place! I feel so fortunate to have seen it.

william wohlt :

Really cool

mattmajewski59 :

Incredible

Leo :

I wish I knew about this before I left

Alessio America :

la prima volta che ne sento parlare ib vita mia. e sono italiano. straordinario!

empires&egos :

What tips the theory toward an emperor rather than just a very wealthy senator? The scale alone does not seem like definitive proof to me, so I am curious what else points that way.

Jo :

beautiful

Shadow of the Goast :

Bravoooo

Luca Ultra Effe :

Incredibile

tonyggir123 :

Been there. Beautiful

busywomen🦬🦅👣 :

😳

antonella :

Jack :

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