Mosaic - Revision history

Cian: Reverted edits by 201.12.172.58 (Talk); changed back to last version by Sarah Van Der Goes

2007-10-23T07:05:53Z

Reverted edits by 201.12.172.58 (Talk); changed back to last version by Sarah Van Der Goes

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	A '''mosaic''' is a picture or pattern created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]], [[ceramic]]s or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.		A '''mosaic''' is a picture or pattern created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]], [[ceramic]]s or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

201.12.172.58 at 06:13, 23 October 2007

2007-10-23T06:13:07Z

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	A '''mosaic''' is a picture or pattern created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]], [[ceramic]]s or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.		A '''mosaic''' is a picture or pattern created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]], [[ceramic]]s or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

Sarah Van Der Goes: Edited, added category, made "mosaics" redirect here

2007-06-28T14:19:17Z

Edited, added category, made "mosaics" redirect here

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	A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.		A '''mosaic''' is a picture or pattern created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]], [[ceramic]]s or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

		⚫	Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what appear to be the paintings behind altars. Mosaics can be fixed to other flat objects such as a table but can also be applied to three dimensional objects such as vases. [[Mortar]] is used to secure the mosaic material to the surface and [[grout]] is used to fill the gaps between the pieces.

⚫	Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what appear to be the paintings behind altars.
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2006-05-22T09:35:45Z

categorising

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	Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what appear to be the paintings behind altars.		Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what appear to be the paintings behind altars.
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Simoncursitor: Added St.peter's (seen on holiday)

2005-10-11T07:48:30Z

Added St.peter's (seen on holiday)

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	A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.		A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

	Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics.		Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what appear to be the paintings behind altars.

Cian: spelling

2005-10-11T00:35:51Z

spelling

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	A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In ancient [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.		A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In [[ancient]] [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

	Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[~~Constantiople~~]] was famous for its many notable mosaics.		Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics.

Paul Matisz at 13:53, 10 October 2005

2005-10-10T13:53:38Z

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A '''mosaic''' is a picture created with many small bits of [[glass]], [[stone]] or (in rare cases) [[gemstone]]. In ancient [[Greece]] mosaics were created by using natural stones, often from riverbeds, but by the [[Roman]] period they were created out of pre-cut cubes of glass or stone known as ''tesserae''.

Mosaics were often used to decorate floors, walls, and the insides of domes. [[Constantiople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics.