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The principal artisan’s setting-tool tip touches one tessera embedded in the fresh mosaic patch. Both artisans’ footwear rests flat on the scaffold deck; the deck rests on braced posts and foot blocks contacting the stone paving. The assistant’s two hands close around opposite edges of the tessera tray. The fresh mosaic patch fills an unfinished opening within the established mosaic band and adheres directly to the arcade plaster. The arcade piers rise continuously from the paving and support the arches above. The exposed rock emerges from the central floor inside the surrounding arcade. Each worker is approximately 1.7 m tall; the scaffold deck is 2.2 m above the floor and the mosaic band’s center is about 3.8 m high. It is 691–692 CE / 72 AH: Two workers in ankle-length wool tunics, wrapped headcloths, leather belts, and soft leather footwear; sleeves gathered around occupied hands.; Local limestone, marble revetment, lime plaster, matte colored glass, gold-faced tesserae, pegged timber, planked decking.; Hand-set wall mosaic in wet lime plaster, shallow wooden trays, small wooden setting tools, and cross-braced timber scaffolding.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Concentrated monumental craftsmanship during active construction.. 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