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Long-Lost Mosaic From a âFloating Palaceâ of Caligula Returns Home
A 2,000-year-old artifact that had ended up in the home of a Manhattan antiquities dealer is now in an Italian museum.
A first-century mosaic from the deck of one of Caligulaâs lavish ceremonial ships went on display at a museum in Nemi, Italy, on Thursday.Credit.Paolo Santalucia/Associated Press
March 14, 2021
NEMI, Italy â If stones could speak, the mosaic unveiled recently at an archaeological museum just south of Rome would have quite the tale to tell.
It was crafted in the first century for the deck of one of two spectacularly decorated ships on Lake Nemi that the Emperor Caligula commissioned as floating palaces. Recovered from underwater wreckage in 1895, the mosaic was later lost for decades, only to re-emerge several years ago as a coffee table in the living room of a Manhattan antiques dealer.
Emperor s mosaic displayed in Italy after stint as NYC table
PAOLO SANTALUCIA and NICOLE WINFIELD, Associated Press
March 11, 2021
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Authorities stand around a 1.5 square meter colorful mosaic dating back to 40 A.D. and belonging to the flooring of Caligula’s lavish ceremonial ships, that was found thanks to a joint police operation in the rooms of a Manhattan house and returned to the museum of Nemi, near Rome, Thursday, March 11, 2021. In September 2017, the department for cultural heritage protection of the Italian Carabinieri police, in collaboration with New York district attorney, managed to sequester the mosaic from the house of an Italian-American woman who brought it in the states illegally many decades earlier.Paolo Santalucia/AP
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