Excavated: 1914-1916 (no excavation report published).
Mosaic: ---.
Inscription: ---.
Date: ---.
Meas. of tesserae: ---.

Photos and drawings:

Front room and back room (from the south-west, behind the chain) (dga)

Front room (gh2)

Back room (gh2)

Front room and back room (from the north) (gh)

Mosaic

Large parts of the floor have been preserved in the back room and in the passage between the front and back room. The northern geometric design entering from statio 29 is bordered by a black band, four to five tesserae wide on the west side, and by a single line of black tesserae on the south side. Three very large, solid black patches can be seen in the south-east part. The central, elongated one might be related to repairs of water supply or drainage. Most of the floor is taken up by black and white tesserae with (more or less) a checkerboard pattern.

No text has been preserved.

No depictions have been preserved.

Masonry

The ends of the back wall consist of big piers of opus vittatum simplex. Several lines between them on Gismondi's plan seem to indicate a deep threshold.

Interpretation

At least the east part of the back room formed an entity with statio 29.