Houses on Delos (XLII) A cubic floor mosaic in a house on the Greek island of Delos by Irene Soto
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Houses on Delos (XLII) A cubic floor mosaic in a house on the Greek island of Delos by Irene Soto

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Dionysus depicted riding a panther in a stunning floor mosaic, dating back to approximately 120–80 BC. This artwork was discovered in the House of the Masks on the island of Delos, Greece.
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Ancient Olive Legacy
In the ancient Mediterranean, olives and olive oil were more than just a staple in the diet; they were a thriving industry that spanned across vast territories. The cultivation of olives spread extensively with Phoenician and Greek colonization, reaching from Asia Minor to Iberia and North Africa. This not only made olive oil a sought-after commodity but also embedded it deeply in the cultural fabric, symbolizing peace and victory in significant events like the ancient Olympic Games.
Key Facts
Cultivation Spread: Olives were cultivated across the Mediterranean, from Asia Minor to Iberia and North Africa, primarily through Phoenician and Greek colonization.
Cultural Significance: Olive branches symbolized peace, and olive wreaths were awarded to winners in the ancient Olympic Games.
Trade Importance: Olive oil became a major trading commodity during the Phoenician, Greek, and Roman periods.
Historical Context
The olive industry flourished in the ancient Mediterranean, largely due to its strategic trading routes and the cultural exchange facilitated by Phoenician and Greek colonization. This period saw the rise of olives as a staple food and a symbol of peace and victory.
Historical Significance
The olive and olive oil played a pivotal role in shaping the economic and cultural landscape of the ancient Mediterranean. Beyond its dietary importance, the olive became a powerful symbol, representing peace and triumph in ancient traditions. Its enduring legacy continues to influence modern cultures, reflecting its significance in both historical and contemporary contexts.
Learn More: The Olive in the Ancient Mediterranean
Forever thinking about how badly they fumbled Damian's generation's young superhero team...
The ideal baby justice league is probably:
Robin/Damian Wayne
Superboy/Jon Kent
Nobody/Maya Ducard
Beacon/Kathy Branden
Green Lantern/Tai Pham
Thunderheart/Irey West
Surge/Jai West
+ (bonus) Shazam/Billy Batson
Like of course you have the core of Dami/Jon/Maya/Kathy with Damian being insane (as all the batfam are), Jon having to shoulder the responsibility of being the moral compass, Maya being the older sister she is and Kathy being a recovering evil spy.
After that, there's Tai who's the awkward fifth wheel still learning to be a hero, Irey who will pick a fight with Damian even if she knows she's wrong (girlboss tbh) and Jai who is winning the idgaf war.
Btw Billy is not the guardian!! He's a recovering pushover (from JL) learning to stand his ground and he constantly threatens everyone with "I'm telling your dad!"
Guys, Delos is amazing. A must go. It's so much more than just the theatre (where pjo apollo and artemis were). It's an entire town sprawled across the island. And unlike most ruins, you can get so close to these!!
There's cats!! I repeat. there's a TON of cats. The friendliest most pettable cats in Greece. Also there's crows!!!
(I swear these two are Artemis and Apollo in cat form...)
(the waves on the boat ride back tho... I almost threw up, had urge to kiss the shore when we got back. If u have never been on boat when it rocks 50 degrees up and 50 degree to the side, its a must try.)