I named this after a part of the - much bigger - floor mosaic, because it was in good condition. I think that in the Zeugma museum the whole floor is on display, and it may be that it is under the name "Mousai mosaic", the mosaic of the muses. Several seem te be represented.

A complicating factor is that a later found mosaic is much more obviously one of the nine muses, it seem to be in situ in Zeugma proper.

I tried to get information from the web, but failed miserably, partly because almost immediately when searching other, and the wrong, mosaics are shown. Help would be appreciated.