The Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (House of Plaster Corpses) - Pompeii Commitment

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Entrance to Casina Fiorelli, Applied Research Laboratoryfirst half of 1800s modern building Pompeii (VI 17, 27) Archaeological Park of Pompeii Photo Amedeo Benestante

Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (detail)1st cent. AD. white tessellated mosaic with black dotted decorative motif, bordered by a double black band, around the impluvium a plait Pompeii (VI 17, 27) Archaeological Park of Pompeii Photo Amedeo Benestante

Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (detail)1st cent. AD. white tessellated mosaic with black dotted decorative motif, bordered by a double black band, around the impluvium a plait Pompeii (VI 17, 27) Archaeological Park of Pompeii Photo Amedeo Benestante

Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (detail)1st cent. AD. white tessellated mosaic with black dotted decorative motif, bordered by a double black band, around the impluvium a plait Pompeii (VI 17, 27) Archaeological Park of Pompeii Photo Amedeo Benestante

Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (detail)1st cent. AD. white tessellated mosaic with black dotted decorative motif, bordered by a double black band, around the impluvium a plait Pompeii (VI 17, 27) Archaeological Park of Pompeii Photo Amedeo Benestante

from the archive

Work Methodologies

14 • 01 • 2021

The Casina Fiorelli laboratory and experimental techniques in the field of restoration and analysis

The Mosaic of Casina Fiorelli (House of Plaster Corpses)

Giuseppe Fiorelli, Publications, 1860-1864, 1897

At the School of Pompeii

Elena Mazzi. The School of Pompeii