Reconstructed patterns of Medieval floor tiles.
Reconstructed patterns of Medieval floor tiles.
Reconstructed patterns of Medieval floor tiles.
Reconstructed patterns of Medieval floor tiles.
Reconstructed patterns of Medieval floor tiles.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Surviving Medieval floor tiles. Note relief on two of the examples.
Dog hunting a hart. Woman with squirrel.

Note the SQUIRREL!
Dog hunting a hart. Woman with squirrel. Note the SQUIRREL!
Dog hunting a hart. Woman with squirrel. Note the SQUIRREL!
Dog hunting a hart. Woman with squirrel. Note the SQUIRREL!
Dog hunting a hart. Woman with squirrel. Note the SQUIRREL!
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
I just can't stop myself. The aesthetic is fascinating. Particularly the world of colors it suggests – which I'd never imagined. Most of these are English by the way.
This is like fucking crack! I really have to stop. But I'll be going back. Expect more on this thread!
This is like fucking crack! I really have to stop. But I'll be going back. Expect more on this thread!
This is like fucking crack! I really have to stop. But I'll be going back. Expect more on this thread!
This is like fucking crack! I really have to stop. But I'll be going back. Expect more on this thread!
This is like fucking crack! I really have to stop. But I'll be going back. Expect more on this thread!
Alright. Now a few Roman tiles. The first a floor tile with glass inlay. The second a roof tile. Third a fragment of tile found in a tomb. Last one from the Roman period found in Egypt.
Alright. Now a few Roman tiles. The first a floor tile with glass inlay. The second a roof tile. Third a fragment of tile found in a tomb. Last one from the Roman period found in Egypt.
Alright. Now a few Roman tiles. The first a floor tile with glass inlay. The second a roof tile. Third a fragment of tile found in a tomb. Last one from the Roman period found in Egypt.
Alright. Now a few Roman tiles. The first a floor tile with glass inlay. The second a roof tile. Third a fragment of tile found in a tomb. Last one from the Roman period found in Egypt.
Alright. Now a few Roman tiles. The first a floor tile with glass inlay. The second a roof tile. Third a fragment of tile found in a tomb. Last one from the Roman period found in Egypt.
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