A ~2,000-year-old Medusa and a rare example of opus sectile—a Roman luxury technique using hand-cut colored marble rather than small tesserae tiles. Located on the Odeion’s orchestra floor in Burdur, Türkiye—protected in winter, reopened each season

 A ~2,000-year-old Medusa and a rare example of opus sectile—a Roman luxury technique using hand-cut colored marble rather than small tesserae tiles. Located on the Odeion’s orchestra floor in Burdur, Türkiye—protected in winter, reopened each season
A ~2,000-year-old Medusa and a rare example of opus sectile—a Roman luxury technique using hand-cut colored marble rather than small tesserae tiles. Located on the Odeion’s orchestra floor in Burdur, Türkiye—protected in winter, reopened each season