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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Gallo Roman Art. This collection of mosaic pavings from the 2nd and 3rd centuries after JC, housed at the National Museum of Archeology in Saint Germain en Laye, will transport you to a bygone era. One particular masterpiece is a rustic calendar mosaic that showcases scenes depicting various aspects of daily life. From treading grapes in a vat to bread making and even an oil press, these intricate mosaics offer glimpses into the agricultural practices of this ancient civilization. The summer allegory featuring a lion symbolizes strength and power during this bountiful season. Another striking scene portrays a sacrifice to Ceres and Apollo, highlighting the importance placed on religious rituals during this period. A celebration scene captures the joyous spirit of Gallo Roman society, while a reapers festival mosaic depicts the hard work put into harvesting crops. The craftsmanship is truly remarkable as each detail comes alive under your gaze. Not only do these mosaics showcase practical activities such as wicker work and basket braiding, but they also serve as beautiful decorative elements within their surroundings. Their vibrant colors and intricate designs are sure to leave you awe-inspired. So take a step back in time with us at Saint Germain en Laye's National Museum of Archeology, where Gallo Roman Art comes alive through these stunning mosaic pavings representing rustic calendars. Immerse yourself in history and marvel at the skillful artistry that has stood the test of time.