The Cave Canem (beware of the dog) mosaic was made of marble tesserae (pieces).
The Romans kept dogs as pets. The famous dog mosaic had "cave canem" written on it, which means beware of the dog.
A dog mosaic is important to anyone interested enough in having dog mosaic art -- in the sense that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Archaeologists uncovered dog mosaics in Pompeii after the city was buried by Vesuvius. This indicates that dog mosaics were importnat to the people of Pompeii.
The mosaic was protected by thin layers of ash during the volcanic eruption
It is cave canem.
The most well-known mosaic of a dog in Pompeii is thought to be made around the 2nd century BCE. It is located in the House of the Tragic Poet, a traditional Roman house in Pompeii that is famous for its mosaics with scenes from Greek mythology and dramas. The mosaic of the dog is nearly lifesize. It is black with white markings, wears a collar and chain, and appears to be growling. The words 'Cave Canem' ("Beware of the Dog") are below it. This mosaic is found near the entrance. The house itself is named after a mosaic of actors performing a drama. Not much is known about the family who owned this house or their lifestyle. It was a beautiful house that has been remarkably well-preserved considering the eruption of Vesuvius and the amount of time that has passed. It has been suggested that the house belonged to P. Aninius who came from a family in Pompeii.
The so called dog of Pompeii was a mosaic with a dog on it and said "cave canem," beware of the dog
The House of the Tragic Poet is located in Pompeii, Italy. It is a well-preserved Roman house known for its intricate mosaic floors, including the famous mosaic of a dog with the inscription "Cave Canem" (Beware of the dog).
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It is referred to as a mosaic because the proteins in the cell membrane float around, creating a mosaic-like effect, because they aren't fixed in place.
Another ancient law is the Mosaic Law which came about around 1400 B.C. ...