- On the painted ceiling of this collective tomb, an archeologist removes a frieze representing winged Eros (little loves), and dolphins, whose style and graphics can also be seen at Pompeii (79 AD). Archeologists note once again Alexandria’s influence on ancient Mediterranean art.

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On the painted ceiling of this collective tomb, an archeologist removes a frieze representing winged Eros (little loves), and dolphins, whose style and graphics can also be seen at Pompeii (79 AD). Archeologists note once again Alexandria’s influence on ancient Mediterranean art.

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