Ancient Mosaics of Medusa Discovered In Roman Villa – ARTnews.com
The mosaics show Medusa, who famously had hair made of venomous snakes and whose stare could turn a person into stone, looking off into the distance.
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The mosaics show Medusa, who famously had hair made of venomous snakes and whose stare could turn a person into stone, looking off into the distance.
Two Roman-era mosaics depicting the snake-haired mythological figure Medusa were unearthed at the Villa of the Antonines in Italy.
One person described the creatures as having red glowing eyes, "like cats," and as being vegetarians.
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